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Hello all, I was considering a cost seg but my CPA is telling me that is it not worth it given the cost of my property. This seems out of line with what I see on social media so I was hoping to get some other folks th...
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In my previous post, I talked about the different property classifications to help separate real property from personal property. Identifying your personal property helps you determine the portion of your building tha...
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I have started reading about doing a cost seg analysis but am not 100% sure if I should do one or not. I just bought a new-build townhouse in Nov 2024 that included a washer, dryer, fridge, microwave, HVAC, etc. for $...
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The IRS previously viewed buildings as a single unit of property (UOP). However, the new regulations under IRS Code 1.168(i)-8 allow you as the property owner to utilize a cost segregation study to dispose of smaller ...
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Have you ever found yourself having to pay into the IRS for income taxes on your real estate properties? Before sending in the check, be sure to take a look into an engineered cost segregation study to see if you coul...
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A question I get asked frequently is if it’s beneficial to do a cost segregation study on a single family home. As long as the property is an investment property, not a personal residence, the answer is yes! Determi...
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If a Cost Segregation Study had not been performed on this restaurant located in Boiling Springs, South Carolina that was purchased in 2020 for $970,000, it would have had first year depreciation of approximately $2...
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A cost segregation study was performed on this single family home in Fort Worth, TX purchased in 2023 with a depreciable cost basis of $272,633. The home is 1,841 square feet and was constructed in 2009.
The use of t...
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I'm currently in a single family house hack I am about to move out of. Can I do a cost segregation on a property I didn't purchase as an investment property but plan to use that way? Does it make sense to run a cost s...
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We're updating the fencing, replacing a dated leaky porch entry, taking out a dead tree this year (2023). Can we business expense all of these projects in the same year. Or do these larger upgrades/updates need to be ...