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Investing In Real Estate Podcast

EP341: Understanding Cost Segregation – Interview with David Brizel

 

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Cost segregation is an amazing tax strategy that allows a real estate investor to accelerate depreciation. We’ve mentioned the topic a few times on the show, but cost segregations are a very complex and intricate process.

On today’s show, we’re calling an expert to demystify cost segregations. David Brizel is a CPA and tax segregation expert. He’s here to share the ins and outs of cost segregation, how you can determine if this strategy is right for your business, and so much more!

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Typically, a rental property is depreciated over a period of 27.5 years. This is a powerful tool, but for some investors, cost segregation is a better approach for saving on taxes. A cost segregation allows an investor to front-load their depreciation schedule.

However, a cost segregation study can be a complex process. In order to utilize this strategy, a cost segregation expert must visit your properties. He or she conducts an in-depth engineering study that includes architectural drawings and photographs.

A cost segregation study is typically expensive, but the tax savings outweigh the expense. Undergoing the study accelerates the depreciation schedule and decreases the overall tax costs within the first few years of ownership.

On today’s show, David is sharing more of his experience as a cost segregation expert. We’ll talk about how the study is conducted, and the likelihood of IRS audits. We’ll talk about price range, finding a cost segregation expert, and much more!

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On this episode you’ll learn:

  • How has cost segregation changed over the years?
  • Are there licensing requirements to become a cost segregation expert?
  • What does the IRS require as proof of cost segregation?
  • What types of flooring qualify for a cost segregation?
  • How can you determine if a cost segregation is right for you?
  • And much more!

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 For some real estate investors, cost segregation is a better approach for saving on taxes. A cost segregation allows an investor to front-load their depreciation schedule.

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July 15, 2018

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