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Updated about 9 years ago on .

Starting a Partnership, partner has a lot more capital.
I already own some property, my partner does not, but he has about twice the liquid capital that I do. I was going refinance one of my investment properties to add cash to the partnership, but in doing so can I put that property into the partnership and consider the equity in the property as a contribution? Would you accept that if you were the cash heavy end of the partnership?