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Sold a residential rental property in 2021, where do I enter my Substitute form 1099-S?

Hello All,
 
As the title said, I sold my rental single family investment home in May of 2021. It was rented out from January to mid May 2021.
 
In Turbo Tax CD/DVD version, under the section of Rental Income & Do Any of These Situations Apply to This Property?
 
I selected "Sold" => "! sold or disposed of this property in 2021" The subtext tells me that i can further answer more questions in the Depreciation
 
Under the "Sale of Property/ Depreciation" section and "Tell Us More About This Rental Asset", i selected "The item was sold, retired, stolen, destroyed.. " and put down the date that I sold.
 
My first question came from the last line where it is asking "Percentage of time I used this item for business in 2021"
Should I answer 100% since i never use it for personal purpose? or should I calculate the number of days I used it for rental and divide by 365 and get the percentage, due to the fact that I sold it in the middle of the year so I wont be able to use it for business for the entire 2021
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My second question is I received a 1099-S for the sales, is there a specific place in Turbo Tax where i can in put the information ? Or I only need to input in this question below:
 
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Thank you for your help
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Sold a residential rental property in 2021, where do I enter my Substitute form 1099-S?

IRS expects you to report the sale, when a 1099-S is supplied to you and to the IRS.

There is no special place to enter 1099-S, you report the same with or without having received a 1099-S.

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