Energy-related tax incentives have been a popular planning tool for real estate owners, developers, and builders, helping offset the cost of high-efficiency HVAC, building envelope upgrades, solar projects, and energy-efficient new construction. The challenge today is...
Cost segregation is not only for newly acquired, constructed, or renovated properties. Real estate owners who have been depreciating an entire building over long recovery periods may still be able to perform a retroactive “look-back” cost segregation study to identify...
Owning or investing in multifamily real estate can be highly tax-efficient—but only if you avoid a handful of common mistakes. From skipping cost-segregation studies to choosing the wrong entity or missing a 1031 exchange window, small missteps can reduce cash flow...