floors, windows, cabinets, etc. where the previous years was 27.5 SL/MM?
That's because you selected the wrong asset classification. All of your rental property improvements are classified as "Residential Rental Real Estate".
Also, be careful here.
On your 2019 tax return the "prior year's depreciation" will *NOT* be the same as shown on your 2018 tax return. When TTX 2019 ask you for (or asks you to confirm) the prior years depreciation already taken, it's important the correct amount is there.
To get the correct amount for a specific asset, look at the IRS Form 4562 for 2018 and add togehter the amounts in the "prior years depr" column and the "current year depr" column. That total gets entered on your 2019 tax return for prior years depreciation already taken.
For your carry over losses, you'll find those on the 2018 tax return on IRS Form 8582. If you don't have an 8582 in the 2018 package, then you don't have any carry over losses. (That would not be common.)
