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Can I depreciate at 100% after moving out of my house hack?

Nick Morgan
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I owner/occupy a duplex. I have two questions:

  1. 1. Let's say I replace the roof, depreciate over 27.5 years, and move out exactly 2 years later. During years 0-2, I can only deduct 50% of this depreciation. Am I able to deduct 100% of the depreciation for years 2-27.5?
  1. 2. If I replace the kitchen cabinets in my unit, and move out 2 years later, am I able to deduct the depreciation of those cabinets during years 2-5?

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