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In 2023, for our rental property, replaced the roof which my insurance covered due to hail damage and replaced the master shower
In 2023, on my rental property, the roof needed to be replaced due to hail damage which caused a leak. Insurance paid $25,000 (to fix the roof and repair the damaged dry wall) and total repairs cost $25,750 (the total cost includes the deductible of $2,500). Given the net out of pocket expense is $750, am I required to adjust the basis on the rental property for replacing the roof? Is there a scenario that this could be considered a repair and not an improvement?
Also this year, the master shower needed to be replaced due to normal wear and tear. The total cost was ~$12,000. Can this be deducted as a repair expense?
Thanks.
‎January 5, 2024
9:34 AM