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We had a rental property in 2013 which had a loss of $3,980 on it. We converted it back to personal property. When can I take this loss?

We do not have any rental property since that time and don't plan to have any in the future.  Is this a loss we cannot take?

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Coleen3
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We had a rental property in 2013 which had a loss of $3,980 on it. We converted it back to personal property. When can I take this loss?

In 2013, you would have been able to take the loss on your Schedule E, unless your income was too high. If unable, that loss is entered on Form 8582. Passive Activity Losses are not realized until you sell the property.

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Coleen3
Intuit Alumni

We had a rental property in 2013 which had a loss of $3,980 on it. We converted it back to personal property. When can I take this loss?

In 2013, you would have been able to take the loss on your Schedule E, unless your income was too high. If unable, that loss is entered on Form 8582. Passive Activity Losses are not realized until you sell the property.

We had a rental property in 2013 which had a loss of $3,980 on it. We converted it back to personal property. When can I take this loss?

Thank you!
Coleen3
Intuit Alumni

We had a rental property in 2013 which had a loss of $3,980 on it. We converted it back to personal property. When can I take this loss?

My pleasure.
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