A cost seg study can cost several thousand dollars, but it can also maximize ROI on a property.

Cost segregation is a powerful tool that can benefit retirees who own commercial properties by optimizing their savings and offsetting taxes — particularly when it comes to converting a traditional ...

Earlier this year, a multifamily property owner I advise was assessing a cost segregation study for a recently acquired 180-unit complex. They were leaning toward a provider offering a fully remote ...

In 2026, real estate owners are paying closer attention to one metric than almost any other: after-tax cash flow. With operating costs rising and capital decisions getting more complex, the smartest ...

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NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Better Business Advice has released its comprehensive review of the best cost segregation study services for 2024, featuring two standout firms in the field: Omega ...

Not long ago, I sat down with an investor who owned a portfolio of manufacturing plants, office space, and a few mixed-use developments. For years, they let their general tax provider handle cost ...

Matthew R. Meehan is a leading finance expert and CEO of Shield Advisory Group. He specializes in helping SMEs access credit and capital. Here's something I wish I had known about sooner, and I bet a ...

If you own income-producing real estate, cost segregation can be one of the most powerful tools to improve cash flow. A properly prepared study reclassifies parts of a building into shorter-life asset ...

If you own income-producing real estate, cost segregation can be one of the most powerful tools to improve cash flow. A properly prepared study reclassifies parts of a building into shorter-life asset ...

Warren Buffett famously said, "The first rule of investment is don't lose, and the second rule of investment is don't forget the first rule." I find that owning real estate and taking advantage of ...