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.
2024 Tax Guide
Learn what makes a cost segregation study audit-ready, including engineering-based analysis, documentation, cost reconciliation, and clear methodology.
Learn how the June 30, 2026 179D deadline may affect commercial projects already underway and what documentation may be needed to review eligibility.
A cost segregation study can often be done after buying, building, renovating, expanding, or improving a property.
