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Maximilian Marck
  • Gastonia, NC
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How would you structure a portfolio for someone else?

Maximilian Marck
  • Gastonia, NC
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One of the reasons and motivations for the work I'm putting into real estate is helping a particular person retire. In essence, what I want to do is sit down with this person, say "sign here," and give them ownership and cashflow of the entire portfolio entirely passively.

  • What legal structure would best accomplish this?
  • What systematic components would be necessary to make it truly passive for this person, so that I could still "manage" the portfolio if decisions needed to be made? I'd also like to be able to add assets to it as time goes on.