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.)
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