Tax treatment is the same too as heard on the BP podcast episode from 2/20 "Tax hacks to juice your ROI..."

Again, without seeing the documents and putting in the research time, it's not possible to offer anything more than general advice.If you're unsure about treatment you may want to think about onboarding a tax professional who can dedicate the time to dive into the details for you.Best of luck.

They work better than spraying and 'sealing' treatments.

But hey when I'm the "big" guy I would want that treatment from the listing agent as well. 

I'm trying to figure out the tax treatment to see what "I can keep." 

I have incurred medical costs and the costs appear to be rising as I get my family members tested and we start treatment.  

I have incurred medical costs and the costs appear to be rising as I get my family members tested and we start treatment.

If your counter is still in good shape, wait until before you sell, so you can list as new granite counters, and I believe there are different tax treatments if you do improvements right before sale versus just updating a rental, but I'm not an accountant, so not sure.  

I want our medical facilities well versed in treatment before she gets it. 

On our last visit, we rented a condo.The other thought I had is finding a place near one of the major cancer treatment centers like Moffitt in Tampa or Mayo in Jacksonville.