For business owners and investors, the rate is only part of the cost. Vanessa Gonzalez, Tax Planner M.Tax, works with MLOs to spot which clients a year-end tax strategy fits, and structures it around the loan before they close.
Under the "placed in service" rule, a property has to be ready and available for rent by December 31 to count for this year. A client who closes in late December and doesn't furnish and list the property in time can lose the entire first-year depreciation benefit.
The purchase is done. The tax picture is whatever it turned out to be.
The strategy is built around the loan. October through mid-November is the window.
A short-term rental paired with a cost segregation study can generate that much in year-one deductions for the right buyer. For a business owner on the fence, that can change the math entirely.
Examples are hypothetical. Results depend on individual situation.
We walk through the kinds of clients in your pipeline and where a tax strategy may fit.
Business owners, self-employed buyers and investors who are hesitating on a purchase.
She models it with your client and coordinates timing with you. You stay their lender.
10 quick questions to spot which clients in your pipeline may benefit from a year-end tax strategy, plus the timeline that makes it work.
No cost. Pick a time that works, and Vanessa will call you.
Vanessa Gonzalez is a Tax Planner and Tax Strategist and founder of Avans Tax CFO. She works with business owners and investors on proactive tax planning, and partners with loan officers and agents to help their clients make confident purchase decisions. Se habla español.