How to Utilize a Cost Segregation Study WITHOUT Being a Real Estate Professional

Some investors tune out immediately when people start talking about cost segregation studies because they aren’t real estate professionals. What’s the point of learning about them when your full-time job means you can’t use them to offset your active income? Join our Newsletter Email List (submit information at the top right corner of the webpage): renttoretirement.com
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Zach Lemaster and Adam Schroeder talk with Steve Trussell, Rent to Retirement’s resident cost segregation expert, about how cost segregation can be utilized by the average investor, as well as why, if you’re going to do it, sooner is better than later.
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[@FIRE_DrNinjaTurtle]

This is an awesome guest. You should have more like him. I have not done it because of the cost. I have 19 properties that are averaging 100k each. Does this make sense in my case?

[@RentToRetirement]

If you have excess cash flow that you are being taxed on, then it could be very beneficial. The good news is that cost seg studies are much cheaper for SFRs usually

[@rfrench7638]

I have a 4-plex that I purchased in 2018 for under $450k ad new construction and a townhouse that I purchased in 2020 for around $130K. It seems like this would make sense to do except I am not a real estate professional and I do not have short term rentals.