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Let's find your deductions.
See your savings range in seconds. Free, no email needed to see your number. When you are ready for the full study, we guide you step by step. About 15 minutes online.
Get your free estimate
The number comes first.
Enter your property and our real depreciation engine shows you a conservative to high-end range right away. Then you decide if the full study is worth it.
Here is what you get, free:
- A conservative and a high-end first-year savings number
- The same engine that powers our full studies
- Straight talk if a study may not pay off for you
Free to run. No commitment. No email needed to see your range.
Three simple steps
From here to filed.
Share your details
About 15 minutes online.
We build the study
We sort each building part into its recovery group (how many years it is written off over). The report names how each part was priced. Self-Serve is delivered within 3 business days of a complete intake. Expert Reviewed takes about 45 days.
You file and save
Your CPA gets everything needed.
What you'll need
Have these handy.
You do not need everything to start. The more you bring, the faster and stronger your study.
Start with your free estimateThe property basics
The address, the property type, and roughly when you placed it in service.
Your purchase numbers
The purchase price and your land value. The settlement statement covers most of this.
A few photos
Inside and outside shots. They help us classify parts and back up the study.
Your tax picture
Your bracket and whether you can use the losses now. We will guide you if you are not sure.
If you started using the property after January 19, 2025, we assume you signed your purchase contract after that day too. That qualifies for 100% bonus depreciation. If your contract is dated on or before January 19, 2025, tell us, and we will use the lower rate. For a property you started using on or before January 19, 2025, we use the rate the law set for that year. Pick a date in the estimator to set your real rate. Your actual study may produce a higher or lower first-year deduction. This is not tax advice. Talk to your CPA before filing.