Land cannot be depreciated. Select your state then city for automatic land value.
Land value affects your depreciable basis. Site-specific land analysis included with every free proposal.
In one sentence: this calculator takes your property type and price, removes the land for your state and city, and shows the range of first-year deductions owners like you typically see, in about a minute.
Meet Tasha. She bought a $550,000 short-term rental near the beach and had heard cost segregation was "for big commercial guys." She picked short-term rental, entered $550,000 and her state, and the calculator subtracted a typical land share before doing any math, because land never depreciates and a tool that skips that step flatters you. Her estimate came back at roughly $120,000 to $200,000 in first-year deductions. Not a promise. A range built from what properties like hers actually produce. It was enough to tell her the study would pay for itself many times over, and enough to make the free proposal worth fifteen minutes of her time. The proposal, based on her actual building, came in at a minimum of $135,000.
The calculator estimates. The proposal measures your property. The engineered study proves it. Use the number below to decide whether the next step is worth your time. Most owners find that it is.
Reviewed by the Cost Seg America team. Last reviewed September 2026. Educational tool, not tax advice. Numbers are illustrative; your CPA applies the results to your return.