Thank you TaxGuyBill, I can't believe how many CPA's I've tried to talk to about this, clueless. I'm still trying to find one that gets it. Basically when I first started claiming depreciation, I used the local county tax assessors valuation of the property, which of course in hindsight was a bad idea. By my estimation I may have depreciated it at 50% of what I should have, and now that I've sold the property that is an issue with my claim. I've read that IRS rules changed in 2014 to allow for catch up depreciation to be claimed on a sold asset via 3115. No one seems to know/understand this, so my search for CPA continues.
