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Brett Laycock
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CPA question for Cost Segregation

Brett Laycock
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Cave Creek, AZ
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My losses are passive due to W2 income. My 7 plex already show a small loss due to depreciation and expenses. Is Cost Segregation a waste of money? If my passive losses are capped it would seem more losses due to accelerated depreciation won’t benefit me. 
Am I missing something here? 

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Unless you have passive income from  other sources to use it against...

You'll just be generating more losses that are then capped due to passive loss rules. 

If you or your spouse may qualify in the future for RE professional IRS status it could make sense then, or if you have other rentals that are producing passive income great enough to utilize the offsets. 

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