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Will F.
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Cost seg and accelerated Depreciation

Will F.
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So does the cost seg/ accelerated depreciation work best for a real estate "professional" status person only

Is accelerated Depreciation still allowed in 2022?


I'm purchasing some properties this year and thinking of doing this

Also I was wondering can real estate losses from this depreciation offset crypto/ stock gains or is it just to offset w2 wage income?

Thank you

edit--perhaps i should have put this in tax questions?

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Lane Kawaoka
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Lane Kawaoka
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It steps down every year 20% but still regular depreciation is more than enough for most people. 

A lot of syndicators are using it as a marketing scarcity tactic. 

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