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David McFarland
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Appliance depreciation in rental units

David McFarland
  • Investor
  • Fort Collins, CO
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I know you are not my accountant...  So speaking in general terms:

I have several appliances that are pretty old in rental properties I acquired this year (ex: a 14 year old washer and dryer).  When I plug in the numbers to determine the actual cash value for depreciation purposes I get a negative number.  Does this mean I cannot depreciate it because it's too old?

Thanks!

Dave

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