The Multifamily Tax Bundle: Cost Segregation + Tax Advantages of Multifamily Real Estate
The tax code rewards real estate owners. This bundle explains how.
Most investors know rental property has “tax benefits.” Fewer understand how depreciation, cost segregation and bonus depreciation fit together, or what to ask their CPA.
This two-book bundle covers both the big picture and the strategy many owners use to speed up their deductions.
📘 The Tax Advantages of Multifamily Real Estate (64 pages, 20 chapters)
A plain-English tour of the main tax benefits of owning apartments, both as an owner-operator and as a passive investor (LP). You’ll learn:
How depreciation creates “paper losses” while the property produces cash flow
How investors think about depreciation recapture, 1031 exchanges and long-term holding
What passive investors should look for in a syndication’s tax story
Which questions to bring to your tax professional
📗 Everything You Want to Know About Cost Segregation Studies for Multifamily
A focused guide to the strategy that’s been drawing far more searches since 100% bonus depreciation came back. You’ll learn:
What a cost segregation study is and how it breaks a property into shorter-life components
How it works with bonus depreciation to move deductions into the earlier years
What’s in a cost segregation report, and what the IRS expects
When a study tends to make sense, and when it may not
Why buy them together?
The Tax Advantages guide gives you the full picture. The Cost Segregation guide goes deep on one of the most powerful tools in it. Read together, they’ll get you ready for a productive conversation with your CPA, whether you’re closing a deal before year-end or planning for next tax season.
Who it’s for
Multifamily owners and operators
Passive investors in apartment syndications
New investors who want to understand the tax side before buying their first deal
What you get
2 digital ebooks (PDF), available to download immediately
Bundle price: 7.99 (regularly $22.98 when bought separately)
These guides are for educational purposes only and are not tax, legal or investment advice. Tax results depend on your situation. Talk to a qualified tax professional before acting.