I understand that industry standard is between 7 & 15% of invoices depending on the complexity of the project.

I understand that industry standard is between 7 & 15% of invoices depending on the complexity of the project.

That's a big piece of property, at least by New Jersey standards.

The news was announced in a press release from the governor’s office.The projects, located in Huntsville, Montgomery and Birmingham, will ultimately create over 900 jobs at the new facilities.

$1B renewable energy project expected to create 700 jobs in Caldwell, Hays countiesUndisclosed incentives approved for solar, battery facilities south of AustinMore jobs and economic expansion announced south of Austin, TX.  

It also seemed that the companies coming out were just lower quality with lower professional standards.

If you buy in a location where prices and rents are increasing below the inflation rate, your only option will be to decrease your standard of living over time.

I'm all about standardization and a consistent experience, so everything goes.

I'm sure the OP understands that the standard long depreciation schedule applies to the purchase of the building.I believe the only point the OP was trying to make is that her CPA informed her that you don't need to hire an expensive out-side party to perform a cost seg study to take advantage of accelerated depreciation.

@Milton Carrillo changing the building from a two family to a three family would be considered a “change of use” which would trigger new construction standards, which are sprinklers.