A vacation home rental is subject to restrictions, namely, that you can only deduct the portion of your expenses directly related to the rental, and some of your operating expenses and depreciation may be carried over to subsequent years rather than deducted in full.
You are not allowed to take losses on a rental property that has a mixture of personal and business use, as you mentioned, and the loss should be carried over.
However, this only applies if you use it for personal purposes more than the greater of:
14 days, or
10% of the total days it is rented to others at a fair rental price.
If your personal use did not exceed that amount, TurboTax was correct in not applying the limitation to the loss on your rental property.
You may need to step through the Rental section to make sure your rental is being designated as a passive activity to generate Form 8283.
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