@ZNewbiesan
Stop. You can not report the sale of this rental in the SCH E rental section of the program. That's because the value used for depreciation on the SCH E is less than what you paid for the property. So you will work through the rental section of the program *and* the investments section of the program.
Note that you do "NOT" qualify for the capital gains tax exclusion since this property was *not* your primary residence for 2 out of the last 5 years you owned it, prior to the closing date of the sale.
Elect to edit the rental property. About 3 screens in select the option for "I sold this property" and keep working everything through.
When you get to the "Sale of Assets/Depreciation" section you must work through each individual asset one at a time. As you work each asset though there is information you will need to write down for each asset. For each individual asset you will indicate that it was "removed for personal use" or "converted to personal use" and your date of removal/conversion will be the closing date of your sale.
As you work through each individual asset one at a time to do the above, you will need to write down the prior year's total depreciation, and the current year (2019) depreciation on each individual asset listed. When done, add up all depreciation taken on all assets of the property. You will need this total below.
You will report this sale in the Investment's section. Elect to start/update Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Other and work it through. As you work this through you will be asked for total of all depreciation taken on the property. You'll enter the total you figured from the prior paragraph.
Now if you need more details (and you may) just ask, making sure to provide me enough information to work with so I can provide the specific detail needed. For the most part, if you just *read* each screen (particularly the small print and the "learn more" links) you shouldn't have any problems here.
