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All Forum Posts by: Dewey Jurich

Dewey Jurich has started 3 posts and replied 8 times.

Much Thanks, Kory.  

Yes our construction firm (s corp with W2) does a variety of residential development type work (which i participate in).  

My commercial property is in an LLC. I did all of the work clearing the land, preparing it, advertising, creating leases, executing them. We also are under contract for an additional commercial property(from a relative as part of our succession planning for the construction business) so the last year we have spent many hours obtaining appraisals and reviewing lending scenarios.

My 2 residential properties are owned personally with my wife.  Next year we hope to obtain 2 more.  Ideally the amount we are able to offset in taxes can be used for the down payments and keep rolling along.  

Quote from @Basit Siddiqi:

Yes, you can get a cost segregation study done on a rental property owned by you personally.

Thank you for your input.

Great info here.  Thanks!

Investment Info:

Industrial buy & hold investment in Painter.

Purchase price: $350,000

5 acre industrial ground space. Currently leased to 4 tenants.

thanks for the info!

Hi, 

Over the last year i've acquired 2 rental single family residential properties (not in LLC yet since rates are so high they are standard 2nd property 30 year loans). I also have an LLC that owns and leases commercial space (will have nice profit this year), and i have a s corp construction business that will have a good profit this year. I've logged my hours over the year and i hit the 750 hrs required for REPS status. i'm interviewing new personal accountants now (we're transitioning business accountants and they are not great personal tax advisors i feel; they are the "paying taxes are good type of people). i'm just trying to get any additional insight (unfortunately i feel you need to double check everything these days).

a few questions - Any insight is greatly appreciated!

1. Can you do a cost segregation on a property even if its owned personally (not in an LLC or S corp)? ( i know a lot of people advise against due to cost for low return, but i'm looking to maximize cash conservancy for other investments and for potential downturns of my construction business. )

2. REPS status - is there any form you need to complete prior to year end or when you file?  or is it a simple selection box on the IRS return? 

3. Does REPS status increase chances of audits?  

4. Any accountants recommended in the eastern PA, Delaware region?  

Hi, I own a construction business, a commercial development llc, and 1 rental property, under contract for my 2nd.  

Looking for a local or familiar with PA tax laws.  This last year I should be eligible for REP status based on hours worked.  Need to be able to understand S corp and rental properties.  Also looking to do cost segregation. 

Any   Insight is appreciated!  

Thanks