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Real Estate Investing: Boosting ROI w/ Cost Seg Tax Strategy -KIRKLAND -March 20 @6PM
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- 03/20/25 06:00PM - 08:00PM America/Los_Angeles
- Keller Williams Real Estate office (No Food at This location- Sherry from CSA will be bringing us some snacks this month), 11109 Slater Ave NE, Suite 200A Kirkland, Washington 98033
- Free
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Learn about a very powerful tax tool! Completing Cost Segregation can boost you ROI by double or triple!

It's easy to implement and can save you a ton. Knowledge is power for this strategy!
Cost segregation services are one of the most effective ways to free up liquidity and improve cash flow. By reclassifying some assets, you can accelerate the depreciation of real estate assets. When you leverage these accelerated depreciation deductions, you can defer tax liabilities and improve cash flow.
If you own a qualifying commercial/residential rental property and you are currently paying taxes, cost segregation is likely to provide significant economic benefit for you. Although every situation is unique, you could potentially increase your cash flow by as much as 20-40% of the property’s basis.
Most Commercial and Residential Rental Properties Qualify
If your property was built, renovated, or purchased after 1986 and has a depreciable cash basis of $300,000 or above, it may qualify for cost segregation. Although new construction qualifies immediately for accelerated depreciation, older properties allow you to take larger deductions to compensate for the time lag. In some cases, leasehold improvements may also qualify.
To leverage cost segregation for tax purposes, the subject property must be located within the United States.
Finally, the property must be held in the name of an individual, a limited liability company, a partnership, or the property’s managing/operating entity.
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