From the instructions for Schedule E, was confused about this line:Do not count as personal use:• Any day you spent working substantially full time repairing and maintaining the unit, even if family membersused it for recreational purposes on thatday, or• Any days you used the unit as yourmain home before or after renting it oroffering it for rent, if you rented or triedto rent it for at least 12 consecutivemonths (or for a period of less than 12consecutive months at the end of whichyou sold or exchanged it).So, does that mean that if I am converting a long term rental to personal use in Q4 of this year, does that mean that for intents and purposes I get to treat it like it was a rental all year for expenses and CapEx and I should leave the personal use days box blank?  

@Tom BuntonI’m a bigger fan of recreational acreage 2-4 hours from major metros.

This includes a full commercial kitchen and on site dining, fitness/recreational room, community/entertainment room, and the adult day care - none of which previously existed when it was a senior housing building.

The cost of food and recreation were among the few categories to show declines in prices.

I appreciate the responses but I'm trying to figure out how exactly to recreate the IRR that I'm seeing in that analysis I linked to on calculator.net.

Recreation? 

Are they zoned for recreational use?

What if you repurposed one of the upstairs areas into a recreation room of some sort?  

Property was in a growing area of town, close to public transportation, shopping, and recreation.

@Shane Elias-Calles Some words that I used were: ADU, bonus, office, rec, recreation, unpermitted, addition, guest, and extra.