Investors who own huge multi-family units and complexes swear by cost segregation studies, but what if you own smaller single family units?

Well, the same tax eliminating strategy and ability to capture the time value of money is available to you. Cost segregation continues to be a heavily misunderstood strategy, some people think it's a scam and many don't realize it can apply to their smaller investments. Ultimately, cost segregation gives us the ability to use our dollars at their highest value and that's key for investors.

Who does the strategy apply to and how can you use it? What's the ultimate benefit of a cost segregation study?

In this episode, I'm joined by the founder of USTAGI, Joseph Viery. He shares how to add this strategy to your wealth building arsenal.

This gives you the time value of money. You want this big deduction today because the dollar today is worth a hell of a lot more than a dollar in 27.5 years. -Joseph Viery

Three Things You'll Learn In This Episode

-Claw back your money

Can we use a cost segregation study to reclaim past tax benefits?

-The power of acceleration

Some would argue that there's no need to recapture money you'll get back anyway, but why is the time value of money so important to investors?

-Make your money work for you

What's the first step if you're thinking of doing a cost segregation on your properties?

Guest Bio

USTAGI was founded by Joseph Viery with the goal of providing quality cost segregation studies. As a Cost Segregation Professional, CSP, he has helped property owners defer or eliminate millions of dollars in income taxes by leveraging IRS compliant cost segregation studies. Since becoming a CSP in 2007, Joseph has performed thousands of cost segregation studies for clients in various industries ranging from $500,000,000 commercial properties to $50,000 single family residences. He regularly presents at workshops nationally and is a frequent guest on industry podcasts. He has a natural ability to turn complex sets of guidelines into easy-to-understand topics.

For more information and to get a free analysis, go to http://www.ustagi.com/pmc