Cost Segregation Analyst

Contract · Remote, United States

Work between the owner's file and the engineering team's study: build the estimate, prepare the intake, and check the numbers before they reach the owner's CPA.

• Build property-level Preliminary Benefit Estimates from county records, purchase price, and the land and building split.
• Assemble the intake for each study: closing documents, land allocation, listing photos, plans, and cost data.
• Review delivered studies against the owner's file: component totals reconcile to basis, the land split matches, and the report, schedules, and exports agree with each other.
• Check component classifications (5-, 7-, 15-, and 39-year) against IRS Publication 946 and the IRS Cost Segregation Audit Techniques Guide.
• Write up open questions and assumptions clearly for the owner's CPA, who files the return.

• Working knowledge of cost segregation: asset classes, recovery periods, and how a building's components are classified.
• Detail-obsessed with numbers; you reconcile before you report.
• Strong with spreadsheets and structured data.
• Comfortable with public-records and county-portal research.
• Self-directed and able to hit agreed turnaround times on your own.
• Experience in cost segregation, construction estimating, appraisal, or fixed-asset accounting is a plus.

Fully remote. Contractors may work from anywhere in the United States. Work is scoped per project.

Project-based contract rate, agreed before work starts.

Email careers@basispropertygroup.com with "Application: Cost Segregation Analyst" in the subject line and a short note on why you fit. We read every application and respond to strong ones quickly.

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Posted September 30, 2026. Open for applications through December 31, 2026.