At least half of my clients are high-income W2 earners who are interested in the tax advantages of STR + REP Status + Cost Segregation.

They ain't working for minimum wage and never will. 

The first 10 min of the conversation was her explaining how she could not afford the electric bill and had to make monthly payments, owed her baby's daddy child support, owed the IRS 20k +, had her wages garnished and had less than $50.00 in her bank account. 

I am considered a high earner and in the top tax bracket currently.

Wages, gas, taxes, insurance and overall operations costs tend to be significantly lower than our counterpart.

@Ray WhiteI recommend finding an accountant who specializes in real estate taxation and tax planning for high earners.

I tell guys all the time that I don't mind paying a fair wage, but if they're looking for an outsized profit they should go elsewhere. 

Someone making entry level wages may have less stability in any given job, BUT their job is EASILY replaceable.

Since I was the primary wage earner in our family I felt it was my duty to provide for the family especially retirement. 

I am a high W2 earner single with absolutely no write offs but need to do something other than pay a little over $100k in taxes.