Your offer is kind. I know the taxes were done wrong. I believe some advice in October got me most of the way to modifying 2019 taxes correctly, although I did not file, as I still did not think the depreciation was completely correct. I "tabled" it until after the holidays. Hopefully in the next couple weeks I can refresh myself regarding the modified return and read the publication to bring me up to speed. By the way, I never sold the house, nor did I ever start re-renting the house as there is some work on the house that needs to be done. I only rented my house once, and it was for a continuous period of about 9 months, with most of that time in 2019 and some in 2020. I have been stumped on taxes due to renting in 2019 and 2020, but once that is figured out 2021 and 2022 taxes would be as simple as it could get because I only had nontaxable income. I still would like to sell or rent in the future, depending on the housing market. This is why I want to get the "foundation" right to prepare for future tax years.
