Lower Your Taxes. Keep More of Your Cash Flow.

Real estate offers some of the strongest tax advantages available to investors. A cost segregation study identifies parts of your property that can be depreciated over shorter periods, which can accelerate deductions, reduce your taxable income, and improve cash flow. It applies to most investment properties that aren't your primary residence.

Get your free estimate below. Our cost segregation partner will review your property details and follow up with an estimate. Results depend on your property and tax situation, so please review the estimate with your tax advisor.

Standard fee
$2,500
per property
Your price
$2,000
per property
Submit more than 3 properties at once and save an additional $150 per property.

How It Works

1

Take 1 minute to estimate your bonus depreciation

Use the calculator below for a quick estimate of your first-year bonus depreciation.

2

Submit your property details

Fill out the short form with your property's address, purchase price, and acquisition date. It takes < 5 minutes.

3

Intro Call and Full Cost Seg Study

If you'd like to move forward, simply pay the discounted cost seg deposit fee, and your full cost segregation report will be completed in 1-2 weeks.

4

Review with your tax advisor

Share the report with your CPA to determine how it applies to your return. Explore our Real Estate Pro Status (REPS) page to understand the REPS requirements. If you qualify for REPS, depreciation may offset both passive and active income.

Step 1: Estimate Your Bonus Depreciation

Enter a few details about your property for a quick estimate of your first-year bonus depreciation. This is a rough estimate, not your final study.

Used to determine the bonus depreciation rate for that year.
Purchase value minus land (Basis 1)
Improvements (Basis 2)
Reclassified to shorter-life property
Bonus depreciation rate for this year
Estimated first-year bonus depreciation
This estimate is based only on the inputs above and standard allocation percentages. It doesn't account for your tax rate, other income, or property specifics. Your cost segregation partner's study will provide the actual figures. This is not tax advice; please review with your tax advisor.

Step 2: Submit Property Details

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a cost segregation study?

It's an engineering-based analysis that separates a property's costs into components with shorter depreciation lives, such as certain electrical, plumbing, and site improvements. Those components can be depreciated faster than the building itself.

Which properties qualify?

Most investment properties that aren't your primary residence can qualify, including multifamily, commercial, and short-term rentals. Eligibility depends on your property and tax situation, so confirm with your tax advisor.

Do I need to have already filed taxes on the property?

No. If you've already claimed depreciation on a prior return, the study can still be useful, and the partner can explain what adjustments may apply. [Confirm with SetCo how prior depreciation is handled.]

What do I need to provide?

Start with the purchase price, acquisition date, and property type. If you have a prior appraisal or closing statement, uploading it can help the estimate. The full study may require additional documents.

How much does the full study cost?

The standard fee is $2,500 per property. Through Swell, the price is $2,000 per property, and you save an additional $150 per property when you submit more than 3 properties at once. [Confirm pricing with SetCo before publishing.]

Is a free estimate binding?

No. The estimate is a preliminary projection based on the information you provide. The final study may differ once the partner reviews the full documentation.

Is this tax advice?

No. Swell Real Estate Group and our partner provide cost segregation analysis, not tax advice. Please consult your tax advisor before making decisions based on the results.