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Nabeel Qureshi
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Falls Church, VA
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Replace primary residence HVAC now? Or once I have tenants

Nabeel Qureshi
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Falls Church, VA
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Newbie here.

My HVAC needs to be replaced in my primary residence condominium. It’s still working but it needs to be replaced in the near future because it’s old.

I plan on moving out in six months and renting it out. Will be my first rental.

From a tax (and any other factors) perspective should I go ahead and replace it now or wait until I convert the property to a rental? From what I understand this would be a capital improvement which can be depreciated over 27.5 years but not sure how helpful that is and if it will help my spouse and I (both W2) on our personal taxes.

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