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Updated almost 9 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Tim Tucker
  • Investor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Can an LLC be this flexible?

Tim Tucker
  • Investor
  • Jacksonville, FL
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Is this scenario possible?

-I form a single member LLC.

-Bill and I partner on a deal. Bill buys a 50% share of my LLC. Operating Agreement(OA) states 50/50 on all expenses/profits.

-Next month, Julie and I partner on a deal. We classify this deal as "Asset B" and classify the first property as "Asset A". Rewrite the OA and say Asset A is owned 50/50 Me/Bill. Asset B is owned 50/50 me/Julie.

-Keep doing this for other partners and deals. 

Does each new partner have to own a % of the LLC?

The OA can keep the money flow in line but does this scenario complicate all parties' taxes?

Other concerns?

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