As for an example, you could form a Series LLC in a state that offers that entity, then create "child" series to hold properties in other states.

I’m doing a pro forma for him now

In our initial pro forma analysis, nothing is cashflowing…at all.

Many opt to build the maximum number of units and craft their pro-formas with a best case scenario in mind which may not be realistic or sustainable.

Spencer - if you reach out to the AHJ planning/zoning dept their staff will be able to provide you with a link to: 1. code / zoning ordinance code sections2. applications & fees 3. provide insight on the options for the zoning - this is where you are very candid with them and tell them why you're doing this and start to form a relationship with staff.

I just want to buy a book and extract a simple, precise and clear route to form a syndication.My first syndication would mostly be with friends and family, so I’m looking to do something that would be very fair to them and myself.

Do a detailed pro forma on any RE that you offer on but check that pro forma against the 50% rule. 

I looked online and came across the "Demand for Possession Nonpayment of rent" form - a standard form for Michigan.

You need to talk to the state mobile home association for MA, as well as HUD.

We were wanting to form a LLC together, buy the house in both of our names and split everything 50/50 through the business account.