Lower Your Taxes With 100% Bonus Depreciation

We deliver efficient, cost-effective, IRS-compliant cost segregation studies that help real estate investors, businesses, and CPAs realize substantial tax benefits.

Learn More

Unlock Tax Savings Today — Start Your Free Property Proposal

Expedited Delivery
A+ Support
IRS-Compliant
Thanks!
We'll reach out shortly to discuss your property.
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.
Cost Segregation in Action

Recent Property Studies

Multifamily

Texas Ground-Up Development

$1.3m Tax Savings
50+ Units
Property
Short Term Rental

South Carolina Vacation Rental Acquisition

$187k Tax Savings
4400 Sq. Ft.
Property
Retail Strip Center

Illinois Value-Add/Repositioning

$762k Tax Savings
17,000 Sq. Ft.
Property
Play Icon

How We Can Help

Property Review & Analysis

We analyze your property records, costs, and improvements—identifying eligible assets, reclassifying components, and accelerating depreciation timelines.

Finalized Cost Segregation Study

You receive a detailed, IRS-compliant cost segregation study—complete with documentation, schedules, and support for seamless CPA coordination.

Common Property Types We Analyze

Explore Icon
Self Storage
Explore Icon
Townhouse
Explore Icon
Manufacturing Facilities
Explore Icon
Short-Term Rentals
Explore Icon
Senior Living

10-30x ROI

Our studies average a 10–30x ROI through accelerated deductions and tax savings.

1-4 Weeks

Most property studies completed in 1-4 weeks with IRS-compliant accuracy.

2100+ Studies

Our team brings experience from top firms and has collectively prepared 2000+ reports.

recent Updates

2025 Bonus Depreciation Update

"Section 70301 permanently extends 100% bonus depreciation for property acquired and placed into service (and for certain plants planted or grafted) on or after January 19, 2025. Bonus depreciation generally allows a business to deduct either the full cost or a large percentage of the cost of qualified property in the year that the property is placed into service, rather than depreciating such costs over a period of time."

— Congress.gov
Effective July 4, 2025
Left Arrow
Right Arrow