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Cost segregation produces tax deductions for virtually all property types

Fast food restaurant
Department store
Auto dealer
Convenience store
Service center warehouse
Self-storage
Drugstore
Land
Multifamily
Medical facility

Almost every industry, including the following, can generate cost-efficient tax deductions by using cost segregation

Cost segregation does not provide tax reduction, only tax deferral.
Cost segregation is too expensive. It only works for properties with a cost basis of $10 to $20 million or more.
Cost segregation is risky; it is a tax shelter likely to cause an audit.

All three myths are simply incorrect

Robert Shannon, CCIM, MAI, serves as Managing Director for Sperry Van Ness/Income Property Realty Advisors, specializing in the sale of retail properties, single tenant net