Residential rental Verified, actual figures
J.S. · San Antonio, TX
4BR / 2BA single-family home · 3,289 sq ft
- Purchase price
- $306K
- Year-1 deduction
- $78,866
- Study fee
- $2,500
The basis worksheet made it easy to see exactly which parts qualified for 5-year personal property. Our CPA had everything needed to file Form 3115 on the first pass. No back-and-forth.
J.S., investor · San Antonio, TX · Published with permission
Short-term rental Illustrative example, not an actual client
Short-term rental
Furnished STR · 3BR townhouse · about 2,000 sq ft
- Purchase price
- ~$485K
- Year-1 deduction
- ~$110,000
- Study fee
- From $2,500
A furnished short-term rental often holds a lot of short-life parts, like appliances, carpet, and special wiring. When an owner materially participates, the year-one deduction can be large enough to offset other income. This is a made-up example to show the size of outcome this property type can produce, not a real client.
Illustrative example, not an actual client.
Commercial, medical office Illustrative example, not an actual client
Medical office
Owner-occupied practice condo · about 2,400 sq ft
- Purchase price
- ~$720K
- Year-1 deduction
- ~$200,000
- Study fee
- Quoted on a call
Medical and dental offices tend to have far more personal property than a plain building, like special plumbing, cabinetry, and electrical runs. A study can pull those parts into shorter depreciation lives. This is a made-up example to show the kind of result, not a real client.
Illustrative example, not an actual client.
Multi-family Illustrative example, not an actual client
Multi-family
4-unit apartment · about 6,800 sq ft
- Purchase price
- ~$890K
- Year-1 deduction
- ~$145,000
- Study fee
- Quoted on a call
A small apartment building has many short-life parts across units, plus site work like paving and lighting. If the property was bought in a prior year, a Form 3115 catch-up can claim missed depreciation in one shot. This is a made-up example to show the kind of result, not a real client.
Illustrative example, not an actual client.