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Max Segal
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  • Chicago, IL
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Cost Segregation Specialist for Small Multifamily (1-200 Units)

Max Segal
  • Specialist
  • Chicago, IL
Posted

Hi BiggerPockets Community!

My name is Max and I’m based here in Chicago. I’ve been following the forums for a while and wanted to officially introduce myself.

My background is in tax strategy and engineering, specifically focused on Cost Segregation.

I noticed a huge gap in the market where most "big firms" won't touch deals under $5M (or they charge fees that don't make sense for the deal). Consequently, a lot of Small Multifamily (SMF) owners—specifically in the 5-200 unit space—end up using standard 27.5-year depreciation and overpaying their taxes.

I decided to launch a firm specifically to fix that problem for the "little guys" using tech to speed up the process and lower fees.

I'm here to answer any questions about Bonus Depreciation, the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, or general tax strategy for value-add deals. I know the tax code can be dry, but I actually love this stuff.

Looking forward to connecting with other investors and adding value where I can!

Best, 
Max

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