Real Estate Investors

Maximize Your Cash Flow,
Not Your Tax Bill.

Specialized Tax Strategy for Long-Term Rentals, Fix-and-Flips, and Airbnb/VRBO Owners.

The Challenge

Real estate is the ultimate tax-shield, but only if you navigate the "Passive Activity" rules correctly. We help you turn paper losses into real-world tax savings.

Common Issues

  • The STR Loophole: Missing the chance to use short-term rentals to offset active W-2 or business income.
  • Material Participation Errors: Facing "Passive Loss" restrictions due to improper record-keeping of your hours.

OGCPA Solutions

  • Cost Segregation: Front-loading depreciation into year-one deductions.
  • REPS Qualification: Helping you or a spouse qualify as a "Real Estate Professional" to unlock unlimited loss deductions.

Did You Know?

100% Bonus Depreciation is Back

Following the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), 100% bonus depreciation for property improvements has been restored and made permanent for 2026.

The 27.5-Year Myth

You don’t have to wait decades to write off property. A Cost Segregation Study reclassifies 20-30% of your purchase price into 5 or 15-year categories.

Passive Loss Limitations

Unless you qualify for the STR Loophole, you generally cannot deduct rental losses against your salary.

Expanded FAQ

How does the "7-Day Rule" work for Airbnbs?

If the average stay is 7 days or less, it is not considered a "rental activity," potentially allowing losses to offset W-2 income.

What is "Material Participation"?

To claim active losses, you must prove you spent at least 100-500 hours on the property. We provide the tracking frameworks to ensure compliance.

Can I deduct travel to visit out-of-state properties?

Yes, provided the primary purpose of the trip is business.

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