Vanessa A
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Investors & landlords

It depends on what you mean by a rental upgrade.  If you did a remodel of your rental property that will extend the useful life, this would be considered an asset and would be depreciated instead of expensed so it would not be entered in the Other Common Expenses section, instead it would be entered in the depreciation section. 

If you simply upgraded something like a faucet, this could be listed as a repair. 

What is rental depreciation and how does it differ from an expense?

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