Lower Your Taxes and Increase Cash Flow
Cost segregation accelerates depreciation deductions on your commercial and residential properties. Get a free estimate in under 60 seconds.
Over $1.5B in Tax Savings Delivered · 15,000+ Properties Studied
15,000+ Studies
Single-family rentals to multi-million dollar commercial properties
$1.5B+ in Savings
Real depreciation benefits for real investors
100% Audit Success
Engineered for compliance with audit protection included
CPA & Engineer Verified
Dual professional review ensures accuracy and compliance
What Is It
Deduct More. Year One.
Cost segregation is a tax strategy that identifies building components eligible for accelerated depreciation. Instead of depreciating your entire property over 27.5 or 39 years, we reclassify 30–40% of your building into 5, 7, and 15-year categories — unlocking significant first-year deductions.
Without Cost Segregation
- 27.5–39 year straight-line depreciation
- ~$36K/year on a $1M property
- Delayed tax savings
- Limited first-year cash flow
~$36K
per year
With Cost Segregation
- 30–40% of property accelerated
- 100% bonus depreciation in year one
- $300K+ deducted in first year
- Immediate cash flow impact
$300K+
first year
How It Works
Three Steps to Tax Savings
STEP 1
Get Your Free Estimate
Use our instant calculator to see potential savings based on your property details. No commitment required.
STEP 2
Purchase Your Study
Choose Rapid or Fully Engineered. Pricing scales with your depreciable basis. Both include full IRS audit protection.
STEP 3
Claim Your Deductions
Receive your IRS-compliant report and fixed asset schedule. Your CPA files it with your return. We provide audit support at no extra cost.
Works for Every Property Type
Single-Family Rentals
Residential properties placed in service after 1986 qualify for cost segregation.
Multifamily & Apartments
Apartment complexes and multi-unit buildings see some of the largest tax savings.
Short-Term Rentals & Airbnb
Vacation rentals, Airbnb properties, and furnished rentals all qualify.
Commercial & Industrial
Office buildings, retail centers, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities.
Ready to see what you're leaving on the table?
Most property owners overpay on taxes by tens of thousands of dollars every year.