You’re building real wealth in property. We plan around you.

Depreciation and cost segregation. 1031 timing. The real-estate-professional rules. How each property fits the bigger picture you’re building. We work all of it with you, all year, and keep it lined up with the people who help you buy, lend, and close.

What we see

Before any advice, we read the whole picture. Your properties, your entity structure, your goals, and years of record. Then we name what’s actually there. A few of the things we routinely turn up in a portfolio:

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Cost segregation timing

What this is. A cost-segregation study reclassifies parts of a property onto shorter depreciation schedules, pulling deductions forward, but the timing only pays under certain income and hold-period shapes.

Why it comes up. Plenty of recently bought properties are still depreciating on the slow, standard line.

SEEN IN  Schedule E · Form 4562 · your records
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REPS & material participation

What this is. Qualifying as a real estate professional can free up passive losses against your other income, but the hours and material-participation tests are strict, and the log has to survive scrutiny.

Why it comes up. If you manage a growing portfolio alongside a W-2 household, the documentation rarely keeps up.

SEEN IN  Schedule E · your time logs · what you tell us
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1031 exchange timing

What this is. A 1031 exchange defers the gain when you roll into a like-kind property, on a tight, unforgiving clock.

Why it comes up. If you’re weighing a sale on something that’s appreciated, the timing decides what you keep.

SEEN IN  Closing docs · stated plans · your goals

How we plan

We build the plan around your portfolio and your life, what to do, in what order, and which version fits your cash and how much change you want at once. There’s usually more than one good way. We show you the trade-offs; you choose.

A decision we’d map together

Handle a property you’ve outgrown.

Sell and simplify

Cleanest exit

Take the gain, free up the cash, and move on.

1031 into the next one

Keeps it compounding

Defer the gain and roll it into the next property, on the exchange clock.

Refinance and hold

Keep the asset

Pull cash out against the equity and keep the property working for you.

Working with your other professionals

You’ve probably already got a lender, maybe a 1031 intermediary, a cost-seg engineer, an attorney. We coordinate with them directly, so the financing, the exchange, and the tax plan line up. You’re never the one relaying messages between everyone.

Nothing leaves our hands without your say-so.

ActionWhoStatus
Depreciation schedule rebuilt Gnomon Done
Cost-seg study underway Gnomon + engineer In progress
1031 exchange set up Your QI Queued
Rent rolls + returns to lender Gnomon → lender Ongoing

Where things stand, all year

Once the plan’s in motion, you can see where everything is, what’s done, what’s underway, what’s next, without re-explaining your portfolio every spring. The work builds on itself instead of starting over.

Cost segregation
Implemented · this year
REPS documentation
In progress
1031 on the next sale
Pursued · next quarter

Tell us how you got here.

Reach out and we’ll talk through where you are and where you’re headed. We get to know your portfolio along the way, but the real work is about you. We help what you’ve built keep growing without changing who you are. The Gnomon Diagnostic is where it starts.

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