I entirely agree that it's not much help to only transfer the personal info.
Regarding the statement below, I'm not sure I follow. The majority of the rental depreciation is usually about the same from year to year based on the MACRS percentage, so a big rise wouldn't be the case for me. Places were mostly rented through the year during both years. But if it were greater why would that need fixing?
Although I did have a lot of work done on one place between Nov 2021 and Feb 2022. So my depreciation may go up a bit. The thing that will get tricky this year is delineating between what is a repair (deductable) and what adds value to the property for the work done in 2021.
Also, if the rental depreciation for 2021 is significantly more than taken in 2020, and assuming you rented the entire year for both 2020 and 20201, then I can probably tell you why and what you need to do to fix it. But I won't get into those details unless necessary.
