Investors & landlords

Hey Carl.  Thanks for the prompt response.  I apologize for not being clear.  I had an accountant doing my taxes in 2015 and 2016.  He stopped taking depreciation when I converted the property.  For 2016 he simply listed the property as a rental to carry forward suspended losses with no rental income/expenses or depreciation claimed.  I did it the same way for the following years until I had the opportunity to claim those losses last year.  It was simply a placeholder.

 

I think I may have found the way to properly record the information.  It looks like I have the ability to enter prior  depreciation as well as non-qualified use of my primary residence under the "sale of home" section questions.  If I enter the numbers correctly I think I can just then delete the rental.