Source: http://www.segregationholding.com/blog/2012/04/
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Posted on April 30, 2012 by Jeff Hobbs	Anyone can defer capital gains taxes indefinitely using a Deferred Sales Trust. Your first question might be, “what is a Deferred Sales Trust?” Good question! First of all, a Deferred Sales Trust (aka, DST), is the intent of Internal Revenue … Continue reading →
Posted in §1031 Exchange, Capital Gains, Commercial Real Estate, Deferred Sales Trust, Federal Income Tax, Residential Rental Property	|
Tagged 1031, capital gains, Deferred Sales Trust, Deferred taxes, DST, Installement Sale Income, Installment Sales Contract, Installment Sales Method, IRC Sec. 453, IRS Form 6252, like-kind exchange, Publication 537, Sec. 453	|
Posted on April 27, 2012 by KW Commercial SA	The Benefits of Hiring a Commercial Real Estate Team When selling a commercial property, owners might want to consider whether a commercial real estate team is the best way to go. The practice of real estate sales can be exercised … Continue reading →
Tagged commercial real estate team, San Antonio Commercial Real Estate, San Antonio Commercial Real Estate Expert, The Benefits of Hiring a Commercial Real Estate Team	|
Posted on April 25, 2012 by Jeff Hobbs	Cost Segregation Covers Closing Costs for the Commercial Real Estate Investor! There is a simple program that covers closing costs for qualified buyers of commercial or residential rental property. We use a tax strategy that generates 5% to 12% of … Continue reading →
Posted in Commercial Real Estate, Federal Income Tax, Residential Rental Property	|
Tagged accelerated depreciation, commercial real estate, Cost Segregation, IRS depreciation, segregation holding, tax credit	|
Pre-Construction Planning Benefits from Cost Segregation
Posted on April 21, 2012 by Jeff Hobbs	Pre-Construction planning benefits from cost segregation. Regardless of the type building being contemplated to construct, cost segregation should be among the first considerations. The reason is simple…cost segregation delivers results. When cost segregation is applied during the design phase of … Continue reading →
Posted in Accelerated Depreciation, Accelerates Depreciation, ADCPA, Austin Cost Segregation, Birmingham Cost Segregation, Commercial Real Estate, Cost Segregation, Dallas Cost Segregation, Dentist Office, Federal Income Tax, Franklin Cost Segregation, Houston Cost Segregation, Nashville Cost Segregation, New York Cost Segregation, San Antonio Cost Segregation	|
Posted on April 20, 2012 by KW Commercial SA	Why Due Diligence Is Important for a Seller – Sellers strengthen their negotiating power … by identifying problems in advance. If you’re selling a property, you need to do your due diligence. It not only protects you from the unexpected, … Continue reading →
Tagged KW Commercial SA, San Antonio Commercial Real Estate, San Antonio Commercial Real Estate Expert, Why Due Diligence Is Important for a Seller	|
Posted on April 19, 2012 by Jeff Hobbs	Cost segregation benefits multifamily properties by accelerating depreciation. A cost segregation study identifies and reallocates personal property assets to shorten the depreciation time for income tax purposes, ultimately reducing current income tax obligations. Tangible personal property includes a building’s non-structural … Continue reading →
Posted in Commercial Real Estate, Federal Income Tax, Multifamily, Residential Rental Property	|
Tagged 481(a) adjustment, accelerated depreciation, AmeriSouth, clubhouse, Cost Segregation, land improvements, MACRS, multifamily, multifamily properties, tangible personal property	|
Posted on April 16, 2012 by Jeff Hobbs	Cost segregation benefits self-storage facilities by increasing cash flow through accelerated depreciation. Cost segregation is not new. It has been in existence since 1954 when the IRS allowed for certain personal assets to be accelerated into a shorter life class. … Continue reading →
Posted in §1245, §1250, Commercial Real Estate, Federal Income Tax, Self-Storage Facility	|
Tagged accelerated depreciation, benefits, climate-controlled, Cost Segregation, MACRS	|
Posted on April 13, 2012 by KW Commercial SA	Net and Gross Leases: What’s the Difference? Commercial tenants can quickly get bogged down in the differences between net and gross leases. There are distinct economic differences between the two lease types and their variations. Understanding those differences can mean … Continue reading →
Tagged commercial real estate expert, Net and Gross Leases: What’s the Difference?, net lease vs gross lease, San Antonio Commercial Real Estate	|
Posted on April 13, 2012 by Jeff Hobbs	Dentists are turning to cost segregation as a means to tap cash flow from their dental practice. More and more dental professionals realize how easy the process is to take advantage of their dental office when cash flow is tight. … Continue reading →
Posted in §1245, §1250, Accelerated Depreciation, Accelerates Depreciation, ADCPA, Austin Cost Segregation, Birmingham Cost Segregation, Commercial Real Estate, Cost Segregation, Dallas Cost Segregation, Dentist Office, Federal Income Tax, Franklin Cost Segregation, Houston Cost Segregation, Nashville Cost Segregation, New York Cost Segregation, San Antonio Cost Segregation	|
Tagged accelerated depreciation, Cost Segregation, DDS, dental, Dentist, DMD, income tax credit, MACRS, professional, tax refund	|
Posted on April 10, 2012 by Jeff Hobbs	The IRS seemingly chalked up a victory against cost segregation in the AmeriSouth XXXII, Ltd. case, but if one carefully reads T.C. Memo. 2012-67 a different conclusion might be reached. The truth is, what this case is really about is … Continue reading →
Posted in §1245, §1250, Commercial Real Estate, Federal Income Tax, Residential Rental Property	|
Tagged 109 TC 21 (1997), accelerated depreciation, Action on Decision (AOD) Number CC-1999-008, AmeriSouth, Apartments, Cost Segregation, cost segregation study, disallowed, HCA, Hospital Corporation of America, IRS, MACRS, T.C. Memo. 2012-67, tax case, tax court	|