Ohio Apartment Cost Segregation Study

A cost segregation engineering review of building components and site improvements was performed on five two story apartment buildings, approximately 55,500 sq. ft., in Tallmadge, OH. The resulting benefit included a 33.9% reclassification of 27.5-year depreciation class life assets into 5 and 15 year class lives resulting in an accelerated benefit of $810,022.91 in reclassified assets.

Through our cost segregation studies, we work to uncover potential tax savings and increase cash flow through reclassification and depreciation of property. ETS provides a “Detailed Engineering” review as part of our reporting process, working seamlessly with the IRS and your CPA firm for minimal disruption to your business. For more information, please contact us at 800-236-6519.

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