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Cost Segregation Services
Accelerate Depreciation. Reduce Taxes. Increase Cash Flow.
Every dollar you overpay in taxes is money that cannot be invested back into your business or your real estate portfolio.
At Chatman Advisory Services, we help real estate investors, business owners, and property owners determine whether a Cost Segregation Study can significantly reduce current tax liability while improving cash flow.
Through our nationwide network of experienced engineering professionals, we connect qualified property owners with IRS-compliant cost segregation studies designed to maximize available depreciation benefits. Cost segregation studies identify qualifying building components that may be depreciated over shorter recovery periods than the building itself, potentially accelerating depreciation deductions where appropriate.
Who Should Consider Cost Segregation?
A study may benefit owners of:
- Apartment Complexes
- Office Buildings
- Shopping Centers
- Retail Properties
- Warehouses
- Industrial Facilities
- Self Storage Facilities
- Hotels
- Short-Term Rentals (Airbnb/VRBO)
- Medical Buildings
- Restaurants
- Nursing Homes
- Manufactured Housing Communities
- Agricultural Properties
- Mixed-Use Buildings
Many income-producing properties placed in service after 1986 may qualify, depending on the facts and circumstances.
Is My Property Eligible?
You may qualify if you own:
- Rental Property
- Commercial Real Estate
- Newly Constructed Buildings
- Recently Purchased Property
- Recently Renovated Property
Even if your property has been owned for several years, a study may still provide benefits depending on your tax situation.
Complimentary Consultation
We review your property information and discuss whether a cost segregation study appears appropriate.
Preliminary Evaluation
Our engineering partner evaluates:
- Property type
- Purchase price
- Improvements
- Construction costs
- Estimated depreciation opportunities
Engineering Study
If appropriate, a comprehensive engineering-based study is completed using recognized methodologies. Depending on the engagement, documentation may include virtual or on-site inspections and supporting property records.