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After the cost segregation study was performed, this was the new asset allocation breakdown by useful life.Here are some examples of what types of assets are included in each of these asset classes.5 Year Useful LifeSpecialized equipmentCabinets and countersRefrigerators and microwavesSecurity alarm systems and telephone connectionsDecorative wall treatments, ceiling fans and flooring15 Year Useful LifeSidewalks, landscaping and asphalt pavingSignage and site lighting39 Year Useful LifeDoors, walls, roofing and windowsFlooring, drywall partitions and ceilingsEmergency lighting and restroom fixturesPlumbing, HVAC, and electrical distributionThe use of the accelerated depreciation strategy helps real estate investors to reduce the tax liability immediately which therefore increases their bottom line due to the offsetting of income.

I'd bet any local University has classes applicable to commercial RE investing and management, audit the course instead of attending for a grade, much cheaper

I would also consult with a certified cost segregation specialist in terms of classifying other assets into their appropriate class lives.

That is why people describe the commercial space as more of a dog-eat-dog environment.

What class of property is this?

Sadly classes just started an our students just moved in. 

We've seen so many newbies by an affordable Class C property, yet expect Class A results.NEVER GOING TO HAPPEN!

Could it be as simple as finding a good Realtor, buying in a working class neighborhood, etc, and renting it out?

. - avoiding lower class is important but even more so OOS.