Cost segregation planner
Keep cost segregation and depreciation support ready for CPA review.
Use Revestor to organize cost segregation reports, placed-in-service dates, purchase price, improvement invoices, depreciation context, and CPA-ready property evidence.
Interactive calculator
Estimate the support file your cost-seg review depends on.
Use this as a planning range only. A qualified cost segregation provider and CPA must decide final asset classes and filing treatment.
Product proof
The growth promise maps to shipped Revestor workflows.
Document vault keeps cost-seg PDFs, closing statements, and improvement invoices in the property file.
Property setup captures purchase price and in-service date early.
Depreciation context stays near the tax-year export instead of a separate folder.
Investor plan is positioned for owners who need deeper tax support and CPA collaboration.
Questions answered
Search intents this page is built to satisfy.
Workflow
How the Phase 2 loop works inside Revestor.
Store property-basis facts from onboarding.
Purchase price, in-service date, and property type become part of the record from the first setup flow.
Keep reports and invoices with the property.
Upload cost-seg reports, improvement invoices, and supporting files to the same property document vault.
Send depreciation context with the CPA package.
The CPA handoff should include documents and context needed to review depreciation-sensitive positions.
CPA-safe framing
Revestor organizes facts. It does not promise tax outcomes.
Revestor is a record-keeping and tax-readiness platform. Use these pages to identify record gaps, then review tax positions with a qualified CPA.
Common questions
Does Revestor perform cost segregation studies?
No. Revestor organizes reports and supporting records. Qualified professionals should prepare and review cost segregation studies.
Why does cost-seg support belong in Revestor?
Cost segregation depends on property facts, documents, asset support, and tax-year context. Keeping them together reduces CPA review friction.