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Investors & landlords
Your best option is to use the property information from your prior year return and enter the assets again under Depreciation. You'll need the cost basis and all types of depreciation taken as of the end of last year.
Remove any responses that refer to a sale. Log out, close your browser, then open your browser and log back in. Review the information for your rental to be sure that the property info matches last year. (Skip income & expenses, since you already entered those items).
Go back to the start of the instructions for reporting the sale of the property and see if you can enter the actual sale information. Be sure you don't check the box for "not rented all year."
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‎February 23, 2026
12:30 PM