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Robert M.
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Multi Family Partnership Proposal

Robert M.
  • Investor
  • Atlanta, GA
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I have a handful of potential high income investors who are interested in partnering in Multi Family deals.  None of the potential investors have Real Estate experience and I want to put together a proposal to show them the financial benefits of RE investing.  

If we were to partner in a MF property how should I structure the partnership. An LLC, whereas each member is a % owner based on capital contribution?

I would manage the operations so what if we all contributed equal capital how much more should my % before management?  

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Carlos Flores
  • Commercial Real Estate Lender / Syndicator
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Carlos Flores
  • Commercial Real Estate Lender / Syndicator
  • Dallas, TX
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Look up Howey Test and Risk Capital Test to make sure you don't need a PPM.

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