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Client: This owner purchased the property using a 1031 Tax Exchange and wanted to further enhance income tax savings with a cost segregation analysis. Result: The purchase price of this building was approximately $56M; due to the 1031 exchange, depreciable basis...
Client: This client is a multi-site owner who contacted us after the acquisition was complete but prior to filing the first income tax return, including the property, thus allowing the use of both Section 179 and Bonus Depreciation. Result: The client operates within...
Client: This client is a well-established owner of multiple properties. This property was acquired in 2019 shortly after construction was completed and subsequent to the lease up to tenants with a national footprint. This study focuses on only this building. Result:...
Client: This client is a 100+ year old property management business that acquires properties out of bankruptcy and rarely sells. It generally buys properties for 20-25 cents on the dollar compared to current replacement costs. Result: Due to the age of the building,...
Client: This client acquires distribution and light manufacturing properties throughout the eastern US. This study focuses only on this property. Result: A common misconception about cost seg is that it is only useful for buildings with high levels of finish....
Client: This client is an owner who considers cost segregation value before each of his purchases. He owns over 80 buildings. Result: The project value of a retail strip center can be high or low, depending largely on the answers to 3 questions: Is the land value a...
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