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Cost Segregation Coordination

We connect you with the right specialists and put the results to work.

$410K
First-year deduction on a recent 70+ room study
Vetted
Specialist network we refer to
On-return
Results applied to your taxes

The overview

Hotels are among the best candidates for cost segregation: FF&E, decorative lighting, millwork, pool and site improvements, and specialty electrical can often be depreciated over 5, 7, or 15 years instead of 39. Combined with bonus depreciation, that can convert a large slice of a purchase or renovation into first-year deductions.

To be clear about what we do: the engineering-based study itself is performed by specialized cost-segregation firms, not by us. Where we add value is everything around it—recognizing when you have a strong case, connecting you with a trusted study provider, and modeling the after-tax impact before you commit a dollar.

Once the study is done, we handle the part that's squarely in our lane: applying the results correctly on your return, layering in bonus depreciation and Section 179, and coordinating the timing with the rest of your tax plan so the benefit lands when it helps most.

What's included

  • Opportunity assessment—do you have a strong cost-seg case?
  • Referral to a vetted cost-segregation engineering firm
  • Coordination of the study from kickoff to delivery
  • Applying the study results correctly on your tax return
  • Bonus-depreciation and Section 179 optimization
  • After-tax cash-flow modeling before you commit

Common questions

Do you perform the cost segregation study yourselves?

No—engineering-based studies are performed by specialized cost-segregation firms. What we do is spot the opportunity, connect you with a vetted provider, coordinate the engagement, and make sure the results are applied correctly on your return. You get the benefit without having to vet the market yourself.

I bought my hotel a few years ago—did I miss the window?

No. A look-back study (performed by the specialist) lets you claim the previously missed depreciation on your current return via an automatic accounting-method change (Form 3115), without amending prior years. We'll help you weigh whether it's worth pursuing.

Ready to talk cost segregation?

Book a free, no-pressure consultation. We'll review your properties, flag the biggest tax and cash-flow opportunities, and send a clear proposal.