Anyone do a cost segregation study in Kansas City MO?

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I purchased 3 multi family buildings in the in the last 12 months.

Im looking for a recommendation for someone in Kansas City Mo area to do a few cost segregation studies.

My other question is does the person need to be local on can anyone throughout the us do it?  Does the engineer walk the building.

Jason Graves · Answer

@Scott Roelofs

Hey Scott just wanted to let you know that I appreciate your professionalism and service.   I also appreciate getting the “first time customer discount” with promo code 3333.   I like to save money so I can buy more real Estate.  Several friends have also used this as well so again thanks.

I wanted to let you know I filed my taxes yesterday and because of the 3 cost seg reports I’m getting a $750,000 write off... This allows me to buying more buildings in 2020 so I will use you again.

I’m speaking at a meet up in San Doego next week 10/23 regarding out of state investing and will be recommending your company as well.

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Yonah Weiss · Answer

@Jason Graves you will need to have an engineer walk the property to have a real cost seg study done. There are many national firms who work in all 50 states. You can reach out to a firm to get an upfront (no-cost) feasibility analysis to see what your potential tax benefits would be, to see if it's worthwhile.

Scott Roelofs · Answer

@Jason Graves Thanks Jason. We love helping investors, like yourself, pick up as much property as they can. The combination of Jason’s strategic real estate analysis paired with cost segregation makes for a powerful tool.

Logan Freeman · Answer

@Jason Graves connect with @Boomer Philbrick

Bill S. · Answer

@Jason Graves. Both Scott and Yonah are correct. Most professional cost segregation firms (like ours and theirs) operate nationwide and send engineers on-site to identify, count, measure and document for property acquisitions. Providing complete asset detail allows you to easily dispose or abandon assets upon future renovations, repairs or maintenance. Be sure the firm you select provides the asset detail on straight-line property. Many don't, or just bundle the straight-line components together without details. Get a couple of quotes, and review the firms actual report.

Scott Roelofs · Answer

We just finished 3 in Kansas City and Springfield. Yes, an engineer needs to identify, count and measure the assets on the property. Each company handles this differently. We think that we have found a nice blend of a fully engineered, full service cost segregation service. We’d love explain how.

Anyone do a cost segregation study in Kansas City MO?

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