If not, get one before you do the cost seg study.

When considering a cost segregation study, the first step is understanding what income you’re trying to offset.

Professional studies include site visits, engineering analysis, and detailed component-by-component breakdowns.

The upfront cost of the study may seem high, but the tax savings often outweigh it.

Studies typically cost $3,000 to $7,500 per property, with better pricing for portfolios.

What’s the plan if you have the study done and it turns out it’s 60% land or 70%?

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The idea is that you can acquire a property using a bit of your money and some of your lender’s money, and then you can use the rental income to pay your lender back.In fact, financing (or leverage) is arguably one of the biggest advantages of investing in real estate.

And I don't do a cost segregation study until 2026.

Timing of conducting cost segregation study also matters.