Accelerate Depreciation. Maximize Deductions. Stay Audit-Proof.
Unlock the full tax-saving potential of your real estate investments with our in-house Cost Segregation Studies. Designed for property owners looking to significantly boost cash flow and reduce tax liability, our studies help you take advantage of accelerated depreciation strategies — backed by expert guidance and audit-ready documentation.
What We Offer
✔ In-House Cost Segregation Experts
Our team conducts thorough, IRS-compliant studies that break down building components and reclassify assets for faster depreciation.
✔ Real Estate Professional Status Support
We’ll guide you through what it takes to qualify as a Real Estate Professional, helping you understand the time-tracking, documentation, and tax advantages involved.
✔ Audit-Proof Recordkeeping Guidance
Get crystal-clear advice on what to track, how to track it, and how to structure your records so they’re bulletproof in the face of an audit.
✔ Discounted Pricing for Our Clients
As part of our ongoing commitment to deliver value, we offer discounted rates on cost segregation studies for our active clients.
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Who Should Consider a Cost Segregation Study?
- Real estate investors
- High W2 Earners
- Business Owners
- Short-term rental property owners
- Commercial and residential landlords
- Developers looking to reduce taxable income in the early years of ownership
What is a Cost Segregation Study and how does it save me money?
A Cost Segregation Study identifies components of your property that can be depreciated over shorter time frames. This accelerates depreciation deductions, reducing your taxable income and increasing cash flow — especially in the early years of property ownership.
Can I still benefit from a study if I’ve already owned the property for a few years?
Yes! Cost segregation can be applied retroactively through a “look-back” study. This allows you to claim missed depreciation from previous years without amending prior tax returns — resulting in an immediate tax benefit.
What’s required to qualify for Real Estate Professional Status?
To qualify, you must meet specific IRS criteria, including spending more than
750 hours per year and over half your working time on real estate activities.
We help you track and document these hours properly to ensure you’re fully
compliant and audit-ready. For the short term rental loophole you will require
100 hours on the specific property, more material participation than anyone
else, 500 hours in Real Estate activity and the average stay must be 7 days or
less on the property.
