Investors & landlords

@Carl yeah I have the depreciation in the sale of a business property it is $31,XXX for six years I get $5400 a year in depreciation at 6 years roughly it was only a half year in 2020 until June 2020.  I started in August 2020 so I get $31,XXX of depreciation.  I expensed all of my interest, utilities, repairs prior to sale on my schedule E and placed my Sale Proceeds from 1099-S and the cost of the property from my original settlement statement in "Sale of a business Property" under cost and added my settlement statement commission fees and other fees associated with the sale.  There is another box I for depreciation where I placed the $31,XXX.  My schedule E looks good....it says I sold it.  But when I look at the "forms" in TT it does not fill out Part I line 2 .......what a drag.  So if I get audited I guess since TT is lumping the amounts together I could get flagged for not filling in part I and indicating the land capital gains from the structure.  My gain was so little that we are talking about a miniscule error in tax.  I am not sure its worth IRS to even calculate the numbers separately and charge me the correct amount.  In addition with the house being vacant between the final months rent and sale I am not sure my schedule E is correct.  Are those truly "expenses" I guess if I could have rented it which I was considering then they are......man gotta keep your head on a swivel.  Or do those "expenses" become "selling costs".