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Cost segregation study with furniture

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Hey everyone! I am about to make an offer on a house full furnished. I have heard it would be advantageous to have written into the contract a price for the furniture. Will this help when doing bonus depreciation? Thanks!

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Yonah Weiss
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  • Lakewood, NJ
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Not true. Better not to have furniture in the PSA from a depreciation stand point. Some people like to do this on large properties to help lower property tax assessment by allocating some of the price to personal property.

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