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Cost Segregation Timing After a 1031 Exchange โ€“ Close in 2025, In Service 2026
Hi Ryan โ€” Iโ€™d appreciate some guidance on timing a cost segregation study around a 1031 exchange. Reminder of my situation: - Sold my prior short-term rental in Wisconsin on Nov 7, 2025 (full 1031 exchange). - Replacement property in Minnesota closes Dec 19, 2025. - Property wonโ€™t be placed into service until April/May 2026 (remodeling, prep/furnishing, and new dock is planned). My question: Since the closing occurs in 2025 but the property wonโ€™t be ready for guests until later in 2026, should I: 1. Complete the cost segregation study in 2025 (the year of acquisition), or 2. Wait until 2026, when the property is actually placed in service for rental use? I want to make sure Iโ€™m capturing bonus depreciation at 100% and aligning the timing properly for tax reporting (especially since Form 8824 for the 1031 will be on my 2025 return). Any insights on whether the cost seg date should tie to the acquisition date or the placed-in-service date would be really helpful.
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You have to report the 1031 in tax year 2025 but you wouldnโ€™t need to file the cost segregation study until your 2026 tax return. Hope that helps.
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@Grey Greenwald no because property has to be placed into service in that calendar year in order to claim any depreciation on it.
Pool
How does it affect taxes when we install a pool before the property is put in service, vs after? Thanks.
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Either way itโ€™s bonus depreciated.
Cost Seg deadline
What's the deadline to get a Cost Seg done on a property for Tax year 2025?
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Whenever you file your tax return.
Oil n gas investment 2025
Hi, Iโ€™d like to get some leads or recommendations for oil n gas investments before end of this year. Please suggest the min investment, final deadline and expected ROI. Also, should I open an LLC for this investment?
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@Jithender Tirunahari we use Steve Blackwell. Iโ€™ll share the contact info below. There still should be time to get in before itโ€™s too late. I canโ€™t recommend how much money YOU should put into it from a financial perspective but I can say that you normally get 85% or whatever you put back in as a deduction. So for example: $100,000 contribution x85% = $85,000 If your tax bracket is 32% you save ($85,000x32%)
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Also, normally these are owned in your personal name or trust and not a single member LLC. @Jithender Tirunahari
Hour Tracker
I was wondering for the material participation/Hour tracker - Does creating social media posts, talking to guests, etc. counts in all of that ? Kind of feels like a Grey zone so I figured I'd ask to get a clear answer. Thank you !
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All good to add hours there.
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@Joseph Jimenez we have a tracker thatโ€™s an excel! Or use REPS tracker
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