Cost Segregation
Are you a property owner looking to maximize your return on investment? If so, it’s time to consider a cost segregation study.
When you purchase a property, the IRS requires you to spread the tax deduction associated with the cost of the building over either 39 years (commercial) or 27.5 years (residential). Cost segregation studies, however, identify the component parts of the building (plumbing, HVAC, etc.) which enable you to deduct more of the cost in year 1.
In other words, it puts more cash in your pocket now. Contact us if you are interested in learning more. Our experts are ready to guide you through the process.
How cost segregation can increase cash flow?
Hotel
$8,000,000
$1,670,155
$661,380
Purchase price
Additional depreciation
Additional cash flow
Commercial
Building
$4,500,000
$939,462
$372,027
Purchase price
Additional depreciation
Additional cash flow
Airbnb rental
$1,800,000
$375,785
$148,810
Purchase price
Additional depreciation
Additional cash flow
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