Property Management
In South Carolina, what is 'pro forma' in real estate investment analysis?
AA formal lease agreement
BA projected financial statement showing anticipated income, expenses, and returns for an investment property✓ Correct
CA professional appraiser's report
DA required SCREC financial disclosure
Explanation
A pro forma is a projected financial statement showing anticipated income, operating expenses, debt service, and investment returns for a property. Investors and lenders use pro formas to evaluate the economic feasibility of an acquisition or development.
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