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Investors & landlords
I'm not sure where and why you're getting the question you are referring to. You should be disposing of an existing asset, and reporting proceeds and sales expenses.
If you have a depreciation report from last year, you should use that to recreate your "asset" in TurboTax. If you haven't already, set up the property as if it is a new rental property, but use the original date it was placed in service. TurboTax will calculate the accumulated depreciation based upon your entries - which need to match the original entries.
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‎February 23, 2020
4:10 PM