Study fees will vary based on which approach the provider uses to conduct the study (see IRS Publication 5653 Cost Segregation Audit Technique Guide for a description of the six most common approaches), the property type (e.g., SFH, multifamily, industrial, office, MOB, etc.), complexity (number of story's, etc.), and the building's cost basis.

**Screen Tenants Carefully**: While the housing authority screens for program eligibility, it's still important to conduct your own tenant screening process.

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We would need more facts to conduct a proper post-mortem on this to share any insight.

Situation:-NOT a REP (don't qualify and a STR doesn't make sense because I'm in a VHCOL area -- numbers just don't work)-purchase a property (eg, $1,000,000)-conduct a cost segregation study on it (eg, $500k accelerated, the rest is land and/or on a standard schedule)-rent out property for 1-2 years-sell property after 2 years, but you have not utilized all the bonus deprecation, say you have $400k left you've been carryingNow my understanding is that I can utilize that $400k carryover to offset "active income" (eg, w2, interests, dividends, capital gains and ROTH conversions).

We self manage our rental property and was wondering if there is an inspection service that helps conduct quarterly inspection of the property?

They always conduct their own due diligence to ensure everything is accurate and we usually have an in-depth dialogue with them regarding the financials prior to filing. 

At the appraisal conducted before closing, the house was appraised for $200,000.

After reading your posts- makes me wonder if they’re conducting business in the unethical gray zone or beyond.

Don't forget you need the original developer's permission to conduct structural changes to the villa inside and out.