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Updated about 2 years ago,

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Rashid Khalil
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Bonus depreciation to reduce w2 income tax

Rashid Khalil
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I and my wife are w2 employed and am in a high tax bracket. after 13 years of paying high taxes and living in the cave, I am now aware of this real estate investment/cost segregation/bonus depreciation, etc. so i have listened to several podcasts / YouTube and read a couple of books on the subject.

with a full-time job it's unlikely to get REPro status, only way forward seems STR as the requirements to qualify to seem less stringent.

I am looking for 2 M investment with 500 down and expecting roughly 25-30 % of price value as accelerated depreciation, accounting for nearly 500k which can save me 175 k in taxes on w2. 

I wonder what my options are other than STR ? will syndication or commercial RE or apartment complex or something else can get me the opportunity to reduce w2 income from my employment?

also if i switch in future years my STR to LTR will i be returning the captured depreciation back ?

i will appreciate your valuable comments and thoughts.

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