ABOUT

Cost segregation should be easier to understand.

Basis Cost Segregation, LLC helps US residential real estate owners turn property details into clear, source-supported reports through a process that is easy to understand, easy to read, and easy to move through.

What We Do

We prepare cost segregation reports for residential and multifamily property owners. In plain English, cost segregation looks at a rental property in more detail for depreciation purposes instead of treating the entire building as one long-life asset.

Our job is to collect the right property facts, apply a consistent methodology, organize the support, and deliver a report an owner can keep with their records and share with their CPA.

Why Basis Exists

Traditional studies can be valuable, but the process is often built for large commercial properties: expensive proposals, long timelines, confusing deliverables, and too much back-and-forth. Basis makes the same kind of work more approachable for residential owners.

You can start with an estimate, complete the intake at your own pace, and move toward a full report only when the property appears to justify it. The questions should be understandable, the report should be readable, and the next step should be obvious.

What Makes Us Different

Basis combines practical cost segregation experience with modern software design. The company brings together a 15+ year cost segregation professional and real estate investor focused on residential and multifamily property with a technology and AI researcher focused on scalable systems and user experience.

We use technology to make the process easier, but we do not ask customers to trust a black-box AI report. Our workflow is built around structured questions, property-specific inputs, accepted cost segregation sources, and plain-English explanations.

What You Get

  • A guided estimate before you decide whether a full report makes sense.
  • An intake process you can complete at your own pace.
  • A full report prepared from the property information you provide.
  • Explanations written for owners, CPAs, and reviewers.
  • Source support distilled from accepted cost segregation references.
  • A lower, clearer price point than many traditional studies.
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