How to determine asset class and life of Capital Improvements to Rental Property that I am depreciating?

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Improvements to Rental Property are depreciated over the same period as the main rental property - 27.5 years. In TurboTax, this is coded as Asset Class I (as in Ivan) Residential Rental.

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I have a rental house that I keep for investment purposes. I had to replace an ancient non-complying septic tank with an expensive pump-up mound system. Is this considered an improvement to land in that it is depreciated over a period of 15 years?

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