Since your property continued to be a rental property up to the time that you converted it to your primary residence on June 1st, you will prorate the expenses between your Schedule E and Schedule A.
The HOA expense can be claimed as a rental expense for 5 months. The remaining 7 months of HOA expense is a personal expense and is not deductible.
The mortgage interest and property tax may be split between Schedule E and Schedule A -- 5 months worth to Schedule E and 7 months worth to Schedule A.
As you work through the Rental Income and Expenses section of your return, be sure to check the box showing that you converted your rental to your primary residence. TurboTax will give you guidance on screen about entering the expenses that can be prorated.
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