My apologies, after taking a closer look, the option to let TurboTax do the math shows up when only a portion of the property is being rented, not in your case when it was rented part of the year.
However, taking a look at your Property Profile, I see that you indicated that the property was converted to a rental during 2023. You also show 210 personal days and 155 rental days. If the personal days occurred prior to your converting the property to a rental, then that number should be zero. Personal use days are only entered if they occur after the property was converted to be a rental property.
Changing the personal use days should correct the prorated amounts for expenses directly related to the rental (cleaning/maintenance, utilities), but now you will need to prorate the items that are part personal and part rental (real estate taxes, mortgage interest, etc.) and enter only the portion that is related to the time the property was a rental.
@mjszabo
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