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Jonathan G.
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K1 losses in year 1 as a percentage of capital invested

Jonathan G.
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  • Marietta, GA
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What are you seeing in regards to K 1 losses in year 1 based on forced depreciation from Cost Segregation studies?

Since 2017 , we’ve seen the following ranges

14-30 % for storage

40s to high 50s% for multi family with some low outliers here and there.

Interested to see what others are seeing

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Percy N.
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Percy N.
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@Jonathan G., as indicated above, it will vary not only on how the partnership is structured but also on certain deal level attributes like % of debt, amount of construction/rehab, etc.

In the past, our projects have ranged from 60-85% and I think one project even exceed the invested LP capital. 

Now remember that there will be depreciation recapture when the property is sold (unless you plan to do a 1031, etc).

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