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hunter777
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depreciation for deduction is limited, and no loss is carried forward

this is the first year to convert my primary home to rental house. the total rental income is $36000, expense is $ 25601. TT only allow depreciation of $36000-$25601= $10399. while in fact the depreciation is $ 13795. therefore no loss is carried forward for the next year. 

it is passive loss, and I think it should be carried over. 

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depreciation for deduction is limited, and no loss is carried forward

Was it converted to 100% rental, with no personal use after it was converted to a rental?

 

If so, enter ZERO personal days of use.  And you will need to manually prorate any expenses based on the rental period.

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