2016 4562 Form has 0 for "Land".
That makes sense then. I assume this is a condo where you don't own the land or any portion of it at all.
Still, the math holds. Cost (net of land) plus Land equals your cost basis. If "land" is zero, then so be it.
I did forget to mention to subtract the prior depreciation taken from the total cost basis. But it looks like you caught that.
Make sure your in service date for the asset is correct, and that your business use percentage is 100%. If there were no personal use days *after* you converted it back to rental, you can state it was rented "the whole year" and the program only considers from the in service date, to Dec 31, 2022.
That should give you a pro-rated amount of depreciation on the asset summary screen now.
