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Updated about 7 years ago,

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Luke Terry
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Twinsburg, OH
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Recommendations for do's and don'ts when forming a partnership

Luke Terry
  • Flipper/Rehabber
  • Twinsburg, OH
Posted

Hello everyone, 

I'm partnering with two other investors to work together on flipping houses to raise enough cash to then buy and hold a larger multi-unit.

In setting up our operating agreement, what advice do you have to make sure we consider and include? (We'll likely work with a lawyer too but I wanted to crowd source some ideas from people who've been there before).

Here's a little more detail about our goals and roles.

1. We each are committed and add something to the team (one's a contractor, one's great at analysis, one spends time with real estate agents, potential sellers, and raising money). Even with defined roles, we're all willing to share responsibilities and do what it takes to complete projects and find the next project.

2. We each will be making financial contributions to the projects as well (through personal cash and lines of credit).

3. Our goal is to do 10 flips over the next year to position ourselves to buy a multi-unit apartment to buy and hold

4. We plan to have one LLC for the flipping business, and then create a 2nd one when it comes time to buy the multi-family unit

5. We want to make sure for the multi-family unit LLC that there's a clear and equitable exit strategy for any partner who wishes to liquidate down the road.

Thanks for any insights you have to offer.

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