ST Residential Rental
Cost Segregation Study Findings
This case study features a ST Residential Rental acquired in 2020 for $326,250 excluding land. The engineering-based cost segregation final report was applied in 2020 utilizing a 37% tax rate and an 8% present value ROI.
With 100% bonus depreciation (permanent through the BBB) the owners exercised the federal tax law of the accelerated depreciation method creating a significant cash flow opportunity.
The engineering-based cost segregation final report found assets that qualified under a reclassification of 1250 real property to an accelerated 1245 personal property. The building allocation shows the 1245 personal property $56,115 for the interior 5 years, $7,504 for the 15 years exterior components, and $262,631 for the 1250 structural 39 years. This result led to a significant tax savings of $20,439 in the first year with the inclusion of the 100% bonus depreciation. The final engineering-based cost segregation report’s results showcase when applied past the first year with tax savings of $15,093 over 10 years. When reinvesting the savings grew to $88,896 over a given time. The engineering-based cost segregation method proves again what clients have called a “No Brainer” for commercial property owners.
- Property Type ST Residential Rental
- Purchase Price $326,250
- Date Acquired 2020
- Tax Year Study Applied 2020
- Tax Rate 37%
- Present Value of Return 8%
- Bonus Depreciation 100%
- 5 Year Reallocation $56,115
- 15 Year Reallocation $7,504
- 39 Year Reallocation $262,631
- Immediate Tax Savings $20,439
- NPV Over 10 Years $15,093
- NPV Over Remainging Life of Property $11,129
- Future Value of Invested Savings $88,896