COST SEGREGATION STUDIES. A WAY TO DEFER A LOT IN INCOME TAXES AND GIVE YOU GREAT CASH FLOW…

COST SEGREGATION STUDIES.?A WAY TO DEFER A LOT IN INCOME TAXES AND GIVE YOU GREAT CASH FLOW…

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PART I OF III…

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You purchase Commercial Real Estate for Cash Flow, Appreciation, and Income Tax Benefits.?In this piece we are going to concentrate on income tax benefits.?We will leave cash flow and appreciation and some other issues for a later date.

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First, let me introduce myself and my partner.

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My partner is Fred Sams.?Fred is a Commercial Real Estate Broker, and he is an expert in something called Cost Segregation Studies and I will be explaining that in a few minutes.?Fred is also licensed to set up Adult Residential Care Facilities for Developmentally Disabled individuals.?And we will also get into that in another article. Fred has been working in Real Estate and related fields for just about 20 years.?Finally, Fred is a Veteran of the U S NAVY!!!

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My name is Paul Levine.?I have been a Commercial Realtor since 2015.?Before getting into real estate, I was a practicing Certified Public Accountant for over 50 years.?I helped my accounting clients buy and sell and finance real estate since the 1970s.?I have more Income Tax education, knowledge, experience, and expertise than just about anyone else doing what I do.?I save my clients a small fortune in income taxes when either purchasing or selling commercial real estate.?

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By the way, Fred is African American, and I am a nice Jewish boy.?We both come from New York but met out here in California.?Coming from New York sets up apart as to how we think and how we deal with people.?I think that both of us are extremely good listeners and have investment backgrounds that complement each other.?Also, through our diverse backgrounds, upbringing and ethnicity we bring very diverse views to what we do, and we are also the poster boys for DIVERSITY!!!?Together Fred and I can help you make lots of money when investing in commercial real estate and we can also help you pay less in income taxes, so you keep more of what you make.

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