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What is the property address?

Enter the full property address used for the estimate and PDF.
Street, city, state, and ZIP.

When was the property placed in service?

Use the date the property was ready and available for rent or bookings. This may be later than the purchase date.Enter the date the property was ready and available for rental use.
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What are the purchase price and land value?

Separate the building from the land so the estimate only uses the part of the purchase that can be depreciated.

Enter the total property purchase amount before subtracting land value.
Total property purchase amount.
$
Enter the non-depreciable land portion of the purchase price.
Non-depreciable land portion.
$
Purchase price minus land value; land is not depreciated.
Auto-calculated as purchase price minus land value.
$

Type of Structure

Select the primary residential structure type.

Single Family
Single Family
Duplex
Duplex
Triplex
Triplex
Fourplex
Fourplex
Condo/Townhome
Condo / Townhome
Single Family
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Is this a long-term or short-term rental?

Long-term

Usually leased by the month or longer.

Short-term

Usually rented for shorter guest stays.

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Were furnishings included in purchase?

Yes
No
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Have there been renovations or improvements?

Yes
No
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What is your tax rate?

Enter the tax rate to use for estimated tax savings.
Optional. Leave blank to use 35%.
%
Enter the filing year you expect to use for this estimate.

Enter the filing year you expect to use for this estimate.

What type of construction is the building?

Select the nearest construction style.

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Siding

What best describes the flooring?

Choose the option that covers most of the property.

Mostly carpet, vinyl, or laminate
Mostly tile, wood, or concrete
Total: 100%
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Number of Stories

1 Story
2 Stories
3+ Stories

Does this look right?

Review the details below before we calculate your benefit estimate. You can edit the answers here or go back to the prior questions.

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Your estimated first-year benefit

Property address pending
$400,000 total basis35% tax rate used
Estimated net tax savings

$11,336

Calculating your return on the $1,795 Basis study...

Basis and schedule breakdown

ScheduleBasisPlaced in serviceEstimated tax savings

Cost segregation may increase first-year depreciation compared with standard depreciation.

Year 1 Depreciation Deduction: Standard vs. Cost Segregation Range

What the range means: this is an early range based on the answers entered so far. A full study reviews the property in more detail and may narrow or change the result.

This estimate is preliminary and not a guaranteed tax result. Actual depreciation treatment and tax benefit depend on property facts, basis, tax year, elections, passive activity limitations, documentation, and CPA review.

How the study changes depreciation over time

A year-by-year view of estimated study depreciation compared with standard depreciation.

Cost segregation estimateStandard depreciation

Next steps

Turn this estimate into CPA-ready support.

A $1,795 Basis study organizes the depreciation support behind this estimate so you can save it, share it, and start the report with confidence.

Calculating estimated return...

Keep a copy or share the estimate before starting the report.