Due to the stepped-up basis rule, the basis for inherited property usually is its value on the date of sale (special rules apply for property from estates using the alternate valuation date and for those inheriting from a decedent who died in 2010). What’s more, there is an automatic long-term holding period, regardless of how long you—or your parent—held the property.
Real property in which 80% or more of the gross income is from dwelling units. Under MACRS, depreciation is claimed over 27.5 years under the straight-line method.