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Todd Solberg
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Byron, MN
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New Home Build and Cost Segregation/Depreciation

Todd Solberg
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Byron, MN
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I can't quite find the answer I'm looking for, I hope you can help. I built a house about a year ago and after some discovery on cost segregation and depreciation of various assets I got thinking. Is their more benefit in buying a home with LLC and then taking the depreciation of each individual asset at a different rate. (i.e.: flooring, cabinets, electric, lights?) So, using cost segregation accelerating the depreciation on the home....would that out weigh the homestead deduction for, say, a 10-15 year period? I would then rent the home from the LLC for 10-15 years and at the end the LLC would 1031 exchange into something else. What am I missing here? Thanks!

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