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Updated over 1 year ago on . Most recent reply
Depreciation after cost seg study
I’m having a cost segregation study performed this year that will essentially allow me to reduce my taxable income by 20% of the purchase price after subtracting the cost of the raw land. My question is can I still depreciate the remaining 80% of the purchase price in future years?
Also with bonus depreciation being 80% next year how can I estimate my tax savings when having a cost segregation after I purchase a new property this year?
Thanks so much!!!!!
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@Andrew Freed. Yes I’m able to reduce my taxable income on my w2 job using the short term rental rule. I self manage and have logged more than 100 hours managing the property. I’m not a real estate professional.