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How do I enter roof damage from Hurricane Irma? Says to enter value of home, what do I enter?

Forum|Forum|7 years ago
June 3, 2019
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Yes, you may be able to report a Casualty Loss for the difference between what the insurance reimbursed and the loss of market value of your property.

You will need to know the Fair Market Value (FMW) of your home before and after the loss. If you don't have this information, check with your insurance adjuster or a licensed Realtor in your area.

See this post for more information, including where to enter this in TurboTax:

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