Cost Segregation for Real Estate Investments in an SDIRA

Cost Segregation for Real Estate Investments in an SDIRA

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Rachael MoorePro Member
Clearwater, FL · Member since 2018 · 13 posts · 1 vote

Why wait decades to capture depreciation deductions that may be available sooner? Cost segregation for real estate investments can accelerate eligible depreciation into shorter depreciation lives rather than 27.5 or 39 years. This provides the potential to lower taxes earlier and keeping more capital working today.

Join Advanta IRA's Larissa Greene and Kamila “Lily” Kowalska, tax consultant and National Account Executive with CSSI Services, for a practical look at how cost segregation works and where it may fit into different real estate investment strategies.

You’ll learn:

  • How cost segregation reclassifies certain building components into shorter depreciation periods

  • How accelerated depreciation can create larger deductions earlier in the ownership period

  • How this strategy works with the current bonus depreciation rules

  • Which properties and situations may benefit, including properties owned for several years

  • How cost segregation differs for real estate held in a self-directed IRA, particularly when leverage may trigger UBIT or UDFI

  • Why methodology, documentation, property inspections, and study support matter

Cost segregation isn’t simply about creating a deduction. It’s about understanding how and when depreciation can support a broader real estate and tax strategy.

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Webinar Details

Tuesday, October 27, 2026
12-1 pm ET (9-10 am PT)

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