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Investors & landlords
It sounds like after your daughter moved out, you were not renting or attempting to rent the property. Instead, it you began getting it ready to sell; therefore, it ceased to be a rental property. I would add all the costs (flooring, painting, cleaning, etc.) to your basis in the property.
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‎February 20, 2022
4:06 PM