There are two ways to go. You are selling the house, land and any other assets that were listed. Only the house/ land has a sales price. The other assets sold for zero with the house. For example, a new roof of $10,000 that was only depreciated $1,000 leaves a $9,000 loss.
- The easiest, is to use the Sch E since it has your house, assets, and depreciation. You would have to lie to the program and tell it you rented your house for a day to get into the section. It doesn't affect your taxes.
- The other option, is to list your house and all assets in sch D and enter the cost basis minus depreciation along with the sales information. You can enter it all in the stocks, bond, and other income section. See Where do I enter the sale of a second home, an inherited home, or land on my taxes? Enter the rental as an investment - not a second home/ personal item.
To go through the rental section:
- Start by saying you rented it for a day
- In the asset section, mark that you sold the item and the date sold
- Special handling- select No
- Main home, select No
- Enter sales information- you have to break out the land from the house. You can use property tax valuation or another method to determine your reasonable answer.
- Continue, no,
- prior AMT depreciation - will be the same as the regular depreciation unless you are high income and have form 6251 in previous returns. If so, check them.
- continue, no to installment
- results for the house

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