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Updated almost 5 years ago,

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Eric H.
  • Bend, OR
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Help with Depreciation

Eric H.
  • Bend, OR
Posted

I'm wondering how you determine the depreciation on a rental.

Let's say you buy a property that was just rehabbed and buy it for $100k and it gets appraised for $100k.

You look at the tax assessment and it says the land is worth $10k and the improvements is worth $50k.

When you depreciate the value of the property would you do $100k - $10k = $90k or would you scale up the land value with the new appraised value?

So on the assessment it shows 1/5 of the value is land originally so with the new appraised value and purchase price would you assume the land is worth $20k now and the property $80k? Therefore depreciating $80k?

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