Engineering-Based Cost Segregation

Reduce your tax bill this year
with cost segregation.

Unlock accelerated depreciation and increase cash flow from the real estate you already own — backed by engineering, not estimates.

No-obligation feasibility review  •  Audit-ready documentation

$ $ $ $ $

Built for serious real estate owners & their advisors

$0
Cost for your upfront feasibility review
100%
Engineering-based methodology, every study
IRS
Audit-ready documentation & support
CPA
Designed to slot into your tax workflow
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What is cost segregation?

You want your money now.
Not over decades.

That's why we help you keep more of it today.

Under current tax law, your building is set to depreciate over 27.5 or 39 years. But many of its assets — lighting, carpeting, cabinetry, and more — wear out far faster than that.

Which means you shouldn't have to wait decades to claim the deductions you're already owed.

The fundamentals

A smarter depreciation schedule for the building you already own.

The IRS lets you depreciate a building over 27.5 or 39 years. But a building isn't one thing — it's flooring, fixtures, wiring, landscaping, and dozens of components that wear out far faster.

A cost segregation study identifies those components and moves them into shorter 5-, 7-, and 15-year schedules. The result: larger deductions in the early years, when the cash matters most.

  • Accelerate depreciation into the years you need it.
  • Defer taxes and improve near-term cash flow.
  • Reinvest the difference into your portfolio.
Lighting 5-year Flooring 5-year Cabinetry 7-year Landscaping 15-year
Why investors do this

The difference between paying tax now
and paying it later.

Deferred tax is capital you control today. Here is what that unlocks across a portfolio.

Stronger cash flow

Front-loaded deductions reduce taxable income in the early years of ownership, leaving more cash on hand.

Compounding reinvestment

Capital you keep today can be redeployed into acquisitions, improvements, or reserves — and compound.

Defensible documentation

An engineering-based study produces the detailed support the IRS expects — so your position is well-documented.

Look-back opportunity

Own the property already? A study can often capture missed depreciation without amending prior returns.

Cost-effective by design

For most qualifying properties, the first-year benefit substantially outweighs the cost of the study.

Built around your CPA

We deliver figures your accountant can drop straight into the return. We complement your advisors, never replace them.

How it works

A clear path from question to deduction.

No mystery, no surprises. Every engagement follows the same transparent sequence.

1

Free feasibility review

Share a few property details and we model whether a study makes financial sense — before you commit a dollar.

2

Engineering analysis

Our specialists examine plans, costs, and on-site components to classify assets accurately.

3

Documented study

You receive a detailed, audit-ready report your CPA can apply directly to your return.

4

Ongoing support

If questions ever arise, our documentation and team stand behind the work.

Common questions

Straight answers, before you ask.

Most CPAs welcome a cost segregation study because it requires specialized engineering analysis that sits outside standard tax preparation. We work alongside your accountant and hand them figures they can apply directly.
For most qualifying properties the first-year tax benefit far exceeds the cost of the study. That's exactly what our free feasibility review tells you up front — so you only proceed when the math clearly works.
Our studies are built on engineering-based methodology and produce the detailed documentation the IRS expects. If questions arise, that support — and our team — stand behind the work.
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