When calculating CapEx as a percentage of monthly rent, what would be a good conservative value for:- A fully rehabbed property- A property 20 years old with 'mostly' original equipment Also, do you include this value to derive NOI or include only maintenance in the NOI?  

That might mean a higher rate, but he/she might also be better equipped to give overall business and tax advice-which ends up making up for the higher rate.

. §§ 46:8-27 – 46:8-37 – Landlord Identity Law (pdf)N.J.

From what I've gathered both are very well written policies (and essentially identical).

Landlord shall not be liable for any damage or injury of or to the Tenant, Tenant's family, guests, invitees, agents or employees or to any person entering the Premises or the building of which the Premises are a part or to goods or equipment, or in the structure or equipment of the structure of which the Premises are a part, and Tenant hereby agrees to indemnify, defend and hold Landlord harmless from any and all claims or assertions of every kind and nature.21.

I owned a tech installation co. for years licensed in cctv, whenever we had projects out of state typically you have to be licensed in the state where the project is to offer property protection equipment.

However, I do know that a property that is rented or leased (e.g. equipment, vehicle, land) cannot be allowed Section 179 deduction.According to QuickFinder 2016 (I do not have the 2017 book yet) with the page numbers for those interested:• Section 179 can only be claimed in the year the vehicle is placed in service. p. 11-3• heavy vehicles (such as yours) are subject to a $25,000 limit on the Section 179 deduction (p. 11-3)• to qualify for Section 179 deduction, the property must be used MORE THAN 50% in a trade or business and be acquired by purchase from an unrelated party (e.g. you cannot have purchased it from you brother, or exchanged it for another piece of property) p. 10-9• the total of the Section 179 expense plus MACRS depreciation may not exceed the Section 280F limit. p. 11-4According to IRS URL: https://www.irs.gov/publications/p946#en_US_2016_p...you may be interested in the following:Sport Utility and Certain Other VehiclesYou cannot elect to expense more than $25,000 of the cost of any heavy sport utility vehicle (SUV) and certain other vehicles placed in service during the tax year.

Most are "kinda" the same when it comes to interest rates, amortization schedules, etc. but they're far from identical. 

They're all pretty much the same and I keep finishes, paint colors, etc. identical. 

My question is if you have a 'study' done on one unit, can you also apply that 'methodology' to your similar/identical units also?