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Erik Oliver specializes in helping real estate investors accelerate depreciation through cost segregation studies.
In this conversation, Erik explains how buildings can be divided into individual components with different useful lives, allowing investors to access deductions much sooner than traditional depreciation schedules allow.
He also discusses the return of 100% bonus depreciation, how passive activity rules affect tax savings, and why investor circumstances matter just as much as the property itself.
Whether you own a single rental property or a large multifamily portfolio, this episode provides a practical introduction to one of the most discussed tax strategies in real estate.
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XSITE Capital stopped buying apartments for over 2 years. Then it all changed.
Tenny Tolofari is a cofounder and head of acquisitions at XSITE Capital. Since 2019, the company has done $276 million in deals, mostly value add apartments in the Southeast.
Tenny tells Dave Dubeau why every selle…
How many units can you fit on a property?
Brian Koons says that used to be the main question.
Now he asks a different one: What creates a good rental product in a good neighborhood?
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Brian Koons works in the San Diego ADU market, where high property prices make cash flow diff…
A tax lien purchase does not always lead to a property. For Jim Tannehill, that is part of the model.
Jim and his team may evaluate hundreds of properties before an annual tax sale. They narrow those properties down, set maximum bids, purchase tax liens, and then wait through the redemption period…
She didn't think she'd find one investor. Then she made a Dream 100 list.
Dr. Nkem Ezeamama is an ER doctor and the founder of Pheenyx Capital. She owns about 800 apartment units, totaling about $153 million in assets, in Georgia, the Carolinas and Tennessee.
She tells Dave Dubeau how she wen…
Her partners gave her a $54 million project, but not their $10 million fund.
So Bethany Finch started her own.
Bethany has 30 years in real estate. She started with $250, learned to flip with private money, and now works across build to rent communities, corporate rentals, value add multifa…
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