Tenants left alot of damage; pool filter was squirting out water on final inspection. Can this be claimed as a repair? The house was empty for a while after tenants moved out to enable repairs and owners then moved back home. So if not repairs ...can it still be claimed as depreciation if no longer rented?
Hi @ceemee,
When it comes to repairs and maintenance, you can claim the expense in the year you incur the expense.
We have a great page for rental deductions for repairs and maintenance.
If you determine it would not fall under repairs, there is also a guide to depreciating assets you may find helpful.
Hi @ceemee,
When it comes to repairs and maintenance, you can claim the expense in the year you incur the expense.
We have a great page for rental deductions for repairs and maintenance.
If you determine it would not fall under repairs, there is also a guide to depreciating assets you may find helpful.
Pool filter is generally depreciatable asset, however as it was found broken as the tenants vacated .. and the owners then moved back in. Can the asset be depreciated over its useful life even if the property is no longer rented. Or in this case can it be a repair as it is bringing property back to previous condition before tenants? Otherwise the owner misses out on a deduction for something to tenant damaged.
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