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What is a Cost Segregation Study?
A cost segregation study is a powerful tax strategy that allows real estate investors to accelerate depreciation on their properties. Instead of depreciating your entire building over 27.5 or 39 years, a cost seg study breaks the property into components—like flooring, cabinetry, lighting, land improvements, and more—that can be depreciated over 5, 7, or 15 years.
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This means bigger tax deductions now, more cash in your pocket, and a lower tax bill—especially helpful in the early years of owning a property.
Example: If you purchased a rental property for $500,000, a cost segregation study might allow you to accelerate $100,000–$150,000 of depreciation into the first year, creating immediate tax savings and improved cash flow.
Why Choose 24 Hour Cost Seg?
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Fast Turnaround – Completed in 24 hours or less
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Affordable Pricing – Starting at $499 per property
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Audit-Ready Reports – Trusted by CPAs and tax advisors
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Residential & Multifamily– From Airbnbs to apartment complexes
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Expert Support – Backed by tax professionals who speak your language
Simple Process
At 24 Hour Cost Seg, we’ve simplified the cost segregation process so you can start saving—without the headaches. Here's how it works:
Step 1: Submit Your Property Info
Complete our short intake form with details about your property—purchase price, closing date, address, building type, and a few basic documents (like the closing statement or appraisal, if available).
Step 2: We Perform the Study
Our team of cost seg specialists—CPAs, engineers, and real estate pros—analyzes your property and breaks it into IRS-approved asset categories with shorter depreciable lives (5, 7, or 15 years).
Step 3: Receive Your Audit-Ready Report
Within 24 hours, you’ll receive a detailed cost segregation report that includes:
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Summary of accelerated depreciation
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Class-by-class breakdown of assets
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Supporting methodology and tax references
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Final numbers for your CPA to plug into your tax return