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Tiffany A.
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Cost Segregation Estimation

Tiffany A.
  • New to Real Estate
  • Long Island, NY
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Hi, a big part of my overall plan to get into STR is to take advantage of bonus deprecation since my husband has a high tax rate. In trying to find the right property and market I'm struggling to figure out how to best estimate the cost segregation. Am I better trying to estimate a property or is there not enough variance for that to make a difference. My math (with some AI help) came up with this table of "real" savings (in year 1) on a hypothetical 1,000,000 purchase.

This tells me there is a HUGE impact to these numbers but I'm not sure how effectively estimate them for potential properties:

Any thoughts from those more experienced is appreciated.
 

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For a high-income strategy, I used Cost Segregation Guys for an engineered study, precise audit-ready breakdown. I hope you'll be able to use their plan too. 

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