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Mark Forest
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Allocating cost of land and building

Mark Forest
  • Real Estate Investor
  • Fenton, MI
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What method do you all use for depreciation purposes to separate the cost of your land and house for SFH?

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The tax assessments of my properties are broken into Land Value and Improvement value. I take the ratio of the Improvement Value to Purchase Price and use that. All rehab costs are added to this as the cost of the land was only in the original purchase.

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