Brandon Buchholzer Cost segregation

Brandon Buchholzer

Chief Commercial Officer

Helping real estate investors and business owners make the most of the tax savings in their properties.

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About Brandon

Brandon believes great business relationships are built on trust, integrity, and a genuine commitment to creating value for others. As Chief Commercial Officer at National Cost Segregation Services, he works closely with real estate investors, business owners, and accounting professionals to help them uncover opportunities, make informed decisions, and make the most of the tax-saving opportunities available through their real estate investments.

With more than 25 years of experience building relationships and helping businesses grow, Brandon brings a consultative, people-first approach to every interaction. He enjoys simplifying complex tax strategies, connecting clients with the right resources, and ensuring they feel confident and supported throughout the cost segregation process.

For Brandon, success isn’t measured simply by business growth, but by the trust earned, the relationships strengthened, and the lasting value created for those he serves.

Outside of work, Brandon and his wife are proud parents of five children and are now enjoying the adventure of grandparenthood. He enjoys family time, church and community service, playing the piano, photography, a great movie, weight training, and evening walks with his wife and their Shih Tzu.

What is cost segregation?

Cost segregation is a tax strategy that helps real estate owners reduce their income tax by moving parts of a building from 27.5 or 39-year depreciation into much faster 5, 7, and 15-year schedules. That accelerates your deductions and frees up cash in the early years of ownership.

$60,000 to $100,000 in year-one tax savings per $1M in building cost

At a 37% bracket. A general guide, not a guarantee.

Quick answers

It depends on the property value, type, and your tax situation, but NCSS studies commonly generate $60,000 to $100,000 in year-one savings per $1M in building cost. A free projection gives you a property-specific number.

Most studies run from about $4,000 to $15,000, depending on property size and complexity. The real question is whether the projected savings outweigh the cost, which a free projection answers before you commit.

Owners of income-producing property who want to accelerate depreciation, typically with a cost basis around $500,000 or more and taxable income that can use the deductions.

It is worth it when the projected tax savings exceed the cost of the study and you can use the accelerated depreciation. A free projection makes that call clear.

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