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Jason K Green
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Jason K Green
  • Finance/Banking
  • Irvine, CA
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I currently live in Southern California. My brother lives in Oklahoma, where we grew up. We have agreed to start a partnership where I will handle the marketing and find the deals there in NE Oklahoma while he physically goes out to look at the houses and manages the wholesale or flip. I plan to find my own real estate deals here in SoCal as well. We will split our OK deals 50/50. I'm wondering what the best business/corporate structure would be in order to execute our plan. Can I use Legal Zoom for this or should I find an attorney? Does it need to be an attorney in OK or CA, or does it matter?

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Rhett Tullis
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Rhett Tullis
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@Steven Hamilton II  I would just figure since they are brothers they would wrestle and whoever wins is right, that's how it always worked with my cousins.   lol

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