You are in the proper section.

Answer in the negative with respect to the improvements. Ultimately, you will arrive at a screen where you will select Rental Real Estate Property.

I answered to the negative and arrived at "describe this assets".  I selected "real estate property". The next page is asking me how would you categorize this asset?  The chooses are: Nonresidential real estate, qualified improvement property, and specified qualified improvements.   The best fit is nonresidential real estate.  However, this gives me depreciation over 39 years.  I'm pretty sure it should be MACRS 27.5 years.  Been stuck here for 90 minutes.

I selected specified qualified improvements.  This gave me the opportunity to make the following chooses "other asset type > describe large purchase > 100 Business use > Asset class 27.5 residential rental > straight line.  In my asset summary, it shows 27.5.  I can't see any other way to get to this so I'm going with this.  Does this seem reasonable?

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@dmwest wrote:

I entered the name of LLC 

 

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I'm wondering if you are in the wrong section.  Are you entering it as a "business", or as a rental property?

I was wondering the same, as a Single Member LLC I need to file my new rental property under Schedule C (self employed business) correct? 

My other rental property not under an LLC I have filed as Rental Property.

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@Jolapp1 wrote:

I was wondering the same, as a Single Member LLC I need to file my new rental property under Schedule C (self employed business) correct? 

My other rental property not under an LLC I have filed as Rental Property.

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No.  The Single Member LLC changes nothing for income tax purposes (assuming it has not filed an election to be taxed as a corporation). 

It is filed just as before, as a rental property (assuming you don't provide "services", such as maid service or meals to the tenants).