Your report is on its way.

What you're about to see — and why it matters.

Most investors never know their bonus depreciation number until after closing. You're about to get it before you make an offer.

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   Your Year 1 deduction — in dollars The report leads with the number your CPA actually needs: how much of the purchase price you can write off in Year 1 under IRS §168(k) — the total dollar amount, broken out from your specific purchase price and property characteristics.
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   The line-item breakdown that backs it up Every dollar is explained. Wolf range + custom cabinetry → 5-year. Heated saltwater pool + pergola + outdoor kitchen → 15-year. Foundation and framing → 39-year (not eligible). You'll see exactly which features are driving your number — and which ones your CPA will want to confirm with a formal study.
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   How your property ranks — nationally and in your market Every STR earns one of four national medal tiers — Diamond (top 10%), Gold (top 25%), Silver (top 40%), or Bronze (top 50%) — based on Bonus Depreciation Eligible %. You'll also see how your number compares to the low, median, and high in your specific market, so you know whether a 22% eligible property is a rare find or the local baseline.
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   Use it to negotiate — not just to file A $94k Year 1 deduction changes what you can afford to offer. If you know that going in, you can bid $30k more and still hit your return target — or walk away from a deal that looks good on paper but has almost no depreciable content. That's the decision this report is built to help you make, before you're locked in.