Depreciation, Cost Segregation & Bonus Depreciation
Real estate owners are allowed a deduction called “depreciation” that reduces taxable income from the property.
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Real estate owners are allowed a deduction called “depreciation” that reduces taxable income from the property.
Build for Rent (BFR) is a rapidly institutionalizing asset class representing sites of contiguous detached homes, townhomes or cottages. BFR caters to those who desire the space of a single-family home but the convenience and community feel of a multifamily rental.
The REIT structure enables individual investors to obtain tax advantages and generate potentially substantial total returns through rent growth and asset appreciation, while reducing risk through diversification.
Opportunity zones were created as part of the Tax Cuts and Job Acts of 2017 to stimulate long-term private investments in low-income urban and rural communities. By providing tax benefits, opportunity zone investments promote economic growth in qualified opportunity zones.
In high-inflationary environments, the lost purchasing power of cash in hand is easy to witness. Cash doesn’t increase like the price of eggs or milk. In truth, inflation cuts purchasing power in both dramatic and more steady economic cycles.
Section 721 – similar to Section 1031 governing real estate exchanges – is a popular alternative to a taxable sale for real estate owners. Learn more in this educational piece designed to further your understanding.
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