In the depreciation input find the entry for Property Number. Change 1 to 2, then press Ctrl and the down arrow to get to the next asset. Repeat. ....
OR did you want to duplicate all of the assets?
I have not tried doing it in page22/Depreciation, but do it on a routine basis for 11/interest, 12/dividend, and 17/sales (for duplicate bank, investment, or property names, respectively).
Alt+A[dAta menu] | i[copy Information]
followed by
Alt+A[dAta menu] | O[paste cOpy]
to create <another one just like this> of whatever record you are on.
Again: UN-tested. No idea if that is enabled in Depreciation page.
Robert Kirk
LTUGtools
George's first answer actually just re-directs the asset from Property #1 to instead affect Property #2.
Having a copy of the asset (like "this house") gives you another one of them.
Note that duplicating them as described--either with his export/import or my copy/paste [if it works] would include things like date in service and vehicle miles, as well as Prior 179 and Prior Depreciation claimed on the original record.
Robert Kirk
LTUGtools
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