FAQ

Property owners who have acquired, built, or renovated both commercial and residential real estate can often benefit from a cost segregation study. This includes owners of office buildings, warehouses, retail spaces, apartment complexes, and other investment properties. If you've invested in improving or purchasing property, this study could save you money.

Cost segregation accelerates depreciation deductions by identifying assets within your property that can be depreciated over shorter periods (5, 7, or 15 years). This strategy reduces taxable income and results in significant tax savings, improving cash flow and boosting your return on investment.

No. Cost segregation can be applied to both new and existing properties, including those that have been renovated or expanded. Whether your property is newly constructed or recently acquired, it’s worth considering a cost segregation study to maximize potential tax benefits.