Welcome into the investing in real estate show. I'm Clayton Morris. So glad to have you here on this show. We teach you how to become a more intelligent

real estate investor specifically but in order to become an

intelligent real estate investor you need to know all of the things surrounding it

not just the houses and where to buy great houses but the taxes and making sure your liability

is in place for legal, your legal protection is in place and making sure that you're thinking

about putting a trust in place.

All of those things need to be in place for you to become a well-rounded investor.

And you know, there are many great options for real estate investors to save on taxes.

We talk a lot about, you know, buy until you die,

making sure that you're acquiring assets

you can offset the income that you're receiving

from those tenants, right?

Because the moment you stop buying real estate

is the moment that you actually start to pay income

on the rent that's coming in from those tenants. But unless you're working with an amazing

CPA, there are a lot of strategies that you might not have heard of. And you probably

know about depreciation, but a cost segregation is an ultimate way for you to accelerate

that depreciation and save on your taxes.

So what exactly is a cost segregation analysis?

Well, I'll give you the high level,

and then we'll get into some nitty gritty details about it.

In a cost segregation study, the components that make up a property are thoroughly

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