Cost Segregation: The Tax Strategy Most Investors Still Miss
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In this episode of SoCal Multifamily Insights, tax strategy expert Geraldine breaks down one of the most underused tools in real estate: cost segregation.
Learn how one investor avoided a $100,000 tax bill and how you can increase your cash flow by front-loading depreciation—even years after purchase. Whether you’re investing in multifamily, commercial, or planning a development, cost segregation can be a game-changer.
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