Thanks so much for the replies!
The property was available to be rented on 8/3/2012. Took a long time to find a rentor, which happened only in 2014. At the risk of putting words in your mouth, I think you're saying I should have started going to the Rental interview in TT from 2012 onwards and just reporting that it was rented out for zero days.
I mentioned the Asset Life History information from the 2017 return in a previous response. That history does indeed show depreciations starting from 2012 onwards, accumulating forward each year. It goes up to 2052 which is when the 40-year depreciation period ends. Since the rental usage ended in 2017, should I take the depreciation in that Asset Life History table until and including 2017?
