In 2023 it will drop to 80% which means that in a cost segregation study, 80% of all items that qualify for depreciation in 5, 7 and 15 years can be depreciated in the first year (just like the 100% Bonus did) and the next 20% can be accelerated to the appropriate category: 5, 7 or 15 years.

I have been studying for several months and have saved up around $20k for investment purposes.

@Mary EubanksThe key language in this revision is, "except as disclosed in this contract".

I bought a property this year that was a good candidate for a cost segregation study, and I had it done.

However having the ability to understand contracts well is very important.Whatever course of study you chose, I would look for courses require a decent amount of writing. 

If you haven't done a cost segregation study on it or brought it into compliance with the Tangible Property Regulations, you may be leaving money on the table that you could use for some of the remodeling.

I was considering putting that listing in the BP marketplace as well with additional language expressing my urgency to sell the place.

If a Cost Segregation Study had not been performed on this $7,100,000 winery located in Napa Valley, California, it would have had first year depreciation of approximately $182,000.

I'm interested in getting my RE license in KS and I'm looking for recommendations for study materials.

If you can’t do this, treat real estate as something to study and find a side hustle that will be REI related and pay you until you can do those two most important things: find deals, and money for deals.