Does Your Property Qualify For Cost Segregation?
Any type of a commercial property placed into service after 1986 qualifies for cost segregation. Typically properties with a depreciable basis of $500,000 or more are good candidates from a cost / benefit point of view. Most developed commercial real estate that meets the following minimum guidelines qualify for cost segregation:
- Real property acquired, built or significantly remodeled after 1986
- Commercial for profit venture
- Depreciable basis of at least $500,000
Cost Segregation studies can be done for virtually any commercial property type:
- Apartments
- Office Buildings
- Hotel / Motel Assets (Hospitality)
- Medical Offices
- Dental Offices
- Hospitals
- Veterinary Clinics
- Retail Centers
- Regional Shopping Centers
- Retail Strip Centers
- Shopping Malls
- Auto Dealerships
- Auto Service Centers
- Self-Storage Facilities
- Restaurants
- Fast Food Outlets
- Drug Stores
- Daycare Centers
- Private Schools
- Grocery Stores
- Industrial Buildings
- Manufacturing Facilities
- Warehouses
- Distribution Centers
- Recreational / Entertainment Facilities
- Funeral Homes
- Other
To get started on cost segregation, calculate your potential savings and request a detailed preliminary analysis.