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in nebulous situations like these, it’s best to take only as aggressive a tax position that you can afford to pay for if the IRS says no.
this is not tax advice. don’t listen to me. consult a tax attorney.
a 20/80 split generally what I do for SFH. For a condo, I’d argue it is likely lower, so maybe 15/85 or 10/90
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Some of this is dependent on how the deed is structured. The deed for my title mentions that I’m buying the condo as well as 1/xxx share of the common area. My accountant suggested we allocate some amount to the common area as land, but significantly lower than what is common for a SFH. I can’t remember whether we used 10% or 15%, but my CPA suggested that this would be less risky than allocating 0% to land.