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Cost segregation analysis and 1031 exchanges - need help

Annie Balagot
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We did a 1031 exchange (our 2nd) and sold a $900k condo and bought 2 single family homes ($660k & $490k) totaling around $1.2M. the original basis of the relinquished property was pretty low. I want to do a cost seg on the $660k home as it is a short term rental and we materially participate so want to take advantage of the STR loophole however, now i'm being told that the cost seg will be based off the tax basis of the relinquished property, not the market value of the new property. is that correct? Then it may not be worth doing at all... anyone else have experience with this?

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