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When does a Cost Seggregation Study make sense?

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I have two SFH rental properties. Each are moderately updated. One of them needs a new deck and fence. When does it make sense to do a cost segregation study? Is it best to do one after all updates are made to a property or is it ok to do it after several large updates like deck, fence, and floors?

Any recommendations on cost seg companies in Northern VA?

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Chris McCormack
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Chris McCormack
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Cost Segs are best done when you have a high tax bill and qualify for active real estate professional. This year is the last year of 100% bonus depreciation so your write off will be larger, next year it goes down to 80. It helps to work with a tax planner to take all things into consideration and find the ideal timing.

@Yonah Weiss is great for studies.

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