COST SEGREGATION / PROPERTY ESTIMATE
See what cost segregation could do for you.
A starting point for standard residential rentals. Enter your address, purchase price, and rental details to see an illustrative depreciation range.
Commercial, hospitality, or a complex property above $5 million? Contact our team for an individual review.
PREPARING YOUR ESTIMATE
Calculating your estimate.
- Checking your property details
- Estimating the land and building split
- Calculating your depreciation range
Checking your details…
YOUR PROPERTY / YOUR ESTIMATE
ESTIMATED BASIS TO RECLASSIFY
The portion of your building basis that could move into shorter depreciation schedules.
POTENTIAL TAX SAVINGS
How your purchase price breaks down
Estimated land
Remaining building basis
Using the midpoint of your rangePotential shorter-life basis
Midpoint shown; full range aboveWhat’s included in this estimate?
For this estimate, your purchase date is assumed to match the month your property was first available for rent. An earlier purchase date may change bonus eligibility. Assumes a qualifying purchase, full rental use, and purchase price as the starting basis. Land is estimated automatically. Separate improvements, furnishings, closing costs, prior depreciation, exchanges, tax elections, and personal-use conversions need review in your full report.
The tax illustration is the estimated bonus deduction multiplied by your federal tax rate. It excludes regular depreciation, state taxes, and limits on using rental losses. It is not a refund quote or a completed cost segregation study.
FROM ESTIMATE TO DOCUMENTED REPORT
Turn your estimate into a documented report.
Get a rigorous, engineering-based cost segregation report with documented asset classifications and detailed depreciation schedules.
Your estimate is a starting point. Your full report documents the property’s classifications and depreciation schedules.