Thursday, August 29, 2019

Does Cost Segregation Work For Residential Properties?

If you are referring to residential properties such as homes, rental homes, Condo's, Apartment Complex, Senior Living Facility, etc., then the answer is Yes. 

There will be two key factors: 

*Does the property or properties meet the minimum criteria (sometimes we can combine multiple properties to meet the minimum for Cost Segregation or $50K in Property Taxes Annually).
 
*Is there income generated by the property that a tax benefit can be applied against. This is only a necessity for Cost Segregation and not for Property Tax Review. 

- Example:  If rental income is generated, Cost Segregation may be a good benefit to offset part of that rental income. 


In rare instances we have taken on residential (not for rent / owner occupied) cases for Property Tax Review when we can get an entire neighborhood to opt in (example: airport community, golf corse community, etc.)

Find out if your property qualifies in seconds and see the potential savings now at

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Tuesday, August 27, 2019

Case Studies of Cost Segregation for Businesses

Are you using cost segregation on a contingency basis? If you're eligible and you aren't then your basically lending the IRS money for free. 


Sunday, August 25, 2019