Unlock the full potential of your real estate investments with O’Connor’s expert Cost Segregation Services. Our team specializes in accelerating depreciation deductions to help property owners significantly reduce taxable income, increase cash flow, and maximize ROI. Whether you own residential rental properties, commercial buildings, or large-scale developments, cost segregation is one of the most powerful yet underutilized tax strategies available to real estate investors.
At O’Connor, we identify and reclassify building components into shorter depreciation categories—such as personal property (5 or 7 years) and land improvements (15 years)—instead of the standard 27.5 or 39 years. This strategic reallocation allows you to defer federal and state income taxes, boost after-tax cash flow, and improve investment returns—all while staying compliant with IRS guidelines. Our process is data-driven, audit-ready, and tailored to your specific property type and goals.
We provide comprehensive cost segregation studies supported by engineering-based analysis, on-site inspections, and detailed documentation. Our experienced team ensures accuracy, transparency, and maximum allowable deductions, whether for new construction, renovation, expansion, or purchased property. With decades of expertise, O’Connor has helped thousands of property owners—from small investors to national portfolios—realize immediate and long-term financial benefits.
When you partner with O’Connor, you gain access to industry-leading insight, seamless reporting, and personalized support every step of the way. We simplify the complex tax code so you can focus on what matters most—growing your wealth and reinvesting your savings.
Take control of your depreciation strategy today and start saving thousands in taxes each year. Partner with the trusted experts in cost segregation and see the difference experience makes.
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