When a New Jersey-based developer built an $18 million multifamily complex, its then-CPA adviser missed out on a significant tax deduction, according to Stephanie Dominguez, a partner at the CPA firm ...

Owning rental property comes with significant tax advantages. So significant that, when used strategically, they can help investors scale solely through tax savings. Jill Green, a full-time physician ...

In 2026, real estate owners are paying closer attention to one metric than almost any other: after-tax cash flow. With operating costs rising and capital decisions getting more complex, the smartest ...

Cost segregation is a powerful tool that can benefit retirees who own commercial properties by optimizing their savings and offsetting taxes — particularly when it comes to converting a traditional ...

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Over the past decade, thousands of ASCs have been constructed or have changed hands across the United States. While most of these facilities operate profitably, some may be missing a ripe opportunity ...

Earlier this year, a multifamily property owner I advise was assessing a cost segregation study for a recently acquired 180-unit complex. They were leaning toward a provider offering a fully remote ...

Recently, I devoted a blog post to the benefits of a farming or ranching operation from the utilization of a cost segregation study. https://lawprofessors.typepad.com ...

Maximizing cash flow is always the goal for real estate investors. But many are leaving cash on the table by opting for standard depreciation instead of bonus depreciation for qualifying properties.

100% bonus depreciation is back. Here’s what that means for your CRE business. The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) restores the 100% bonus depreciation which had been gradually phasing out.

Not long ago, I met with the CFO of a healthcare REIT that owned dozens of outpatient facilities across several states. They had used the same CPA firm for years. Solid, reputable, but not specialized ...