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We help real estate investors maximize tax savings through cost segregation. Get expert tax strategies designed to defer taxes and boost your cash flow.

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Which Retail Properties Can Benefit from Cost Segregation? Ideal candidates include: - Recent acquisitions - Newly constructed buildings - Properties pre- or post-renovation By reclassifying assets, you can catch up on missed depreciation and optimize your tax strategy.

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If you bought a investment property in the last few years, you might still qualify for bonus depreciation. Even properties acquired as far back as 2017 could be eligible if you act now with the right strategy. Don’t leave money on the table.

If you bought a investment property in the last few years, you might still qualify for bonus depreciation. Even properties acquired as far back as 2017 could be eligible if you act now with the right strategy. 

Don’t leave money on the table.
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There’s a common misconception that cost segregation is only for large commercial properties. Truth is, even properties valued at ~$200K can qualify and generate significant tax savings through accelerated depreciation. ⠀ You don’t need a massive portfolio to benefit.

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Real estate investors are finding ways to write off more than $85K in their first year. The tactic is called bonus depreciation. When you combine it with a cost segregation study for your short-term rental, the tax savings can be impressive. This is how people making six

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Waiting until tax season to start planning is a missed opportunity. The sooner you implement cost segregation, the more flexibility you have to maximize deductions, reduce tax liability, and increase your real estate returns.

Waiting until tax season to start planning is a missed opportunity. The sooner you implement cost segregation, the more flexibility you have to maximize deductions, reduce tax liability, and increase your real estate returns.
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Many investors think they can only apply cost segregation in the year they purchase a property. The IRS allows you to go back and claim missed depreciation by filing Form 3115 Get that savings you may have overlooked.

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Senate passed Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill in a 50-50 vote, with VP JD Vance breaking the tie. That means 100% Bonus Depreciation is coming back, a massive win for real estate investors. Get ready to accelerate!

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100% bonus depreciation is back! Real estate investors can fully deduct the cost of qualified improvements and short-life assets in year one! This change brings major opportunities to front-load deductions and put money back in your pocket!

100% bonus depreciation is back! 

Real estate investors can fully deduct the cost of qualified improvements and short-life assets in year one! 

This change brings major opportunities to front-load deductions and put money back in your pocket!
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Is your property a good fit for cost segregation? ✅ Purchased or improved within the last 5 years  ✅ Valued at $500K+  ✅ Plan on Holding for 3+ years  ✅ Passive income to offset — or even better, you're a real estate pro Don’t wait for tax season to find out what

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If you're not talking to your CPA right now about how to pair cost segregation + bonus depreciation for 2025… you're leaving money on the table. Plan early. Act early. Get savings

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The Government may be shut down but don’t forget that extended returns are still due 10/15 The IRS says that it has enough funds to remain open for a few more days before moving to only essential employees Failure to file on time can result in additional penalties and interest!