I realize that they may vary depending upon a variety of circumstances, but I'm trying to get a general ballpark figure with which to begin until I can form a more personal opinion thru experience.

Good day BP Community,I wanted to see what is your opinion when it comes to create a Pro Forma for any Single/Multi Family Home investment.

I would simply show a pro forma on that asset, and if you're doing portfolios I would show a aggregate projected return.

The pro formas looked good.

They will not show all expenses on the pro forma.  

@Ben FreeburgYou cannot do what it sounds like you are describing.If the LLC is owned by your and your partner personally, it would be a disqualified party to the IRA accounts and they could not transact with the LLC in any way.The two IRA accounts could either form a LLC together and use that LLC to purchase property, or they could just vest title to the property as tenants in common.  

Does anyone have or know where to find a Pro-Forma to evaluate STR's?

I'm seeking help with brokers and investors who can help with Pro-formas, cost estimates, rent rates, and other deal-analysis.

The reason i ask is that I've seen many tax strategists recommending that real estate agents should form a corporation like this link below.http://www.formationsolutions.com/blog/forming-a-corporation-or-llc/why-real-estate-agents-form-corps-or-llcs-for-their-own-business Is this a recent change that the IRS disallowed corporation for real estate agents?

Teacher, police officer, credit manager, crane operator, delivery driver, inventory control manager.....we can form a quick opinion about people, but all mentioned have or could have late payments or default but statistically, some jobs or professions have better payment expectations than others.