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I own a condo with a family member, but we have no official "partnership". Are we both considered partial owners, or do we both own 100% of the property?

 
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ColeenD3
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I own a condo with a family member, but we have no official "partnership". Are we both considered partial owners, or do we both own 100% of the property?

It is impossible for you to both own 100%. If this is a personal home, it is informal. If you were to sell, you would each claim 50% of the cost and sales price.

 

If it is a rental property, you would need to indicate at the set-up that you own 50% so each of you gets half the expenses and income.

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ColeenD3
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I own a condo with a family member, but we have no official "partnership". Are we both considered partial owners, or do we both own 100% of the property?

It is impossible for you to both own 100%. If this is a personal home, it is informal. If you were to sell, you would each claim 50% of the cost and sales price.

 

If it is a rental property, you would need to indicate at the set-up that you own 50% so each of you gets half the expenses and income.

I own a condo with a family member, but we have no official "partnership". Are we both considered partial owners, or do we both own 100% of the property?

Thanks  @ColeenD3! When I input that we both own 50%, if I choose to input Total Amounts and have Turbotax half everything, it improperly halves my 1099-MISC (which was already halved by our property management company) and Turbotax won't let me override that amount. So, I need to select to input 50% of the totals, which is fine.  However, as we just inherited this condo, Turbotax asks depreciation questions - fair market value, land value, improvement value. Since I'm entering 50% amounts for everything, do I also halve these numbers? Thank you - I greatly appreciate any help you can provide.

MaryK4
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I own a condo with a family member, but we have no official "partnership". Are we both considered partial owners, or do we both own 100% of the property?

Yes, to get the correct results for the depreciation, you will enter only your half of the values.  

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