When you are going through the questions in the Rental Income and Expenses section of your return, it is important to keep in mind that you ceased to have a rental property once it was converted to personal use. You should not have any personal use days entered for the rental property unless it was a vacation rental that was also used as your home.
This should correct any issues with repairs being prorated between personal and rental use days.
Also, be aware that expenses such as mortgage interest and property tax should be prorated and entered according to the time the property was a rental versus the time it was your personal residence. Pay attention to the messages on the screen in order to enter this information accurately.
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