Tommy Dobczyk breaks down how a $150,000 property yields only $3,846 in annual tax deductions over 39 years. Cost segregation lets you reclassify property components into shorter recovery periods to front-load deductions instead of waiting decades.
No, because the $150,000 is divided over 39 years.
Okay. I need to go and learn that.
So let's do, let's pull out a calculator real quick and figure that out. Do $150,000 divided by 39.
Okay. That's $3,846.
You only get to write off $3,846 every year for the next 39 years.
Unless you do cost segregation.
So here's how, here's how cost segregation works. That house only is deducted. You only get to deduct $3,900 a year. So go back, ready? Just erase doing that. Scratch it. Be like, we're not going to do write-off 39 years. F that.
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