Discover how property owners can dramatically accelerate tax savings through cost segregation tailored for different property types. On this comprehensive results page, O’Connor & Associates presents real-world study data and insights across a broad spectrum of asset types — from apartment buildings and retail centers to hotels, medical facilities, offices, industrial sites, auto dealerships, storage, restaurants, and more. The findings illustrate how accelerated depreciation, bonus deductions, and strategic tax allocation vary depending on building use, construction costs, and acquisition year.
This resource delves into how different categories of real estate qualify for cost segregation, what kinds of cost reallocation are typically realized, and the relative return on investment (ROI) for each property class. You’ll get a clear breakdown of depreciation schedules, IRS compliance considerations, and the role of bonus depreciation in maximizing near-term tax benefits. The page also contrasts DIY vs full-service approaches, provides sample results by property type, and offers interactive tools to estimate potential tax relief. Whether you manage single-family rentals or large commercial portfolios, the results illustrate how O’Connor’s methodology adapts to varying asset classes.
Beyond showcasing results, the page serves as an educational hub — explaining eligibility criteria, the firm’s audit-ready study approach, cost options, and how the process integrates with CPA and advisor strategies. The transparent presentation empowers property investors to evaluate whether cost segregation makes sense for their portfolios. Results data are segmented by property type to help you benchmark what others in your asset class achieved and estimate your potential savings opportunity.
If you're exploring advanced tax planning and want to learn how to unlock depreciation benefits across commercial and residential real estate, this page provides a robust foundation.
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