Purchased a rental condo in 2008. Original cost of Bdlg $287,675, Land $10k, Parking Space $15k. They have been listed as separate assets and total depreciation on the Bdlg and parking space total $184,352.
There is also other furniture/fixture assets $12k have been full depreciated. If I was to do a 1031 exchange for another rental property would the basis just carry over on the schedule: Bdlg $287,675, Land $10k, Parking Space $15k. Then I would just add a new basis for any cash I've give up?
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You have the fundamentals down though but note that you can't effect an exchange with the personal property.....real estate only.
no! your basis carryover is reduced by the depreciation you took. look at form 8824 line 18.
Thanks. Agreed, all the prior depreciation needs to carry over too.
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