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Investors & landlords
@tatou1 You have two options - 1. You can divide the amount you were paid by the exact percentage of all of the individual assets that make up the rental property that you sold and then enter that in each asset so that you get the total sales price right OR 2. You can put the sale in just the way you already did and then go through each of the other assets that you have in TurboTax and enter the sale data but make the money received $0. That will total up on your schedule D and 4797 exactly the same way but with a lot less work.
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‎February 21, 2022
7:36 PM