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How to Change the percentage of membership in Operating Agreement

Catherine Javier
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Hello BP!

Newbie here, asking for help.. I am from FL, my spouse and I started an LLC (partnership) and last Sep 2021, and the LLC is 50% for each member. We were able to close on a Townhome last week and of course we want it to be in our LLC.

We made a decision to do a DSCR loan and our lender asks us to redo the percentage of membership on the operating agreement. My spouse will have 85% (since her mid credit score is higher than mine) and mine as 15%. I have been searching but I might be typing incorrect information. How do we Change the percentage of membership in Operating Agreement? Do we go to Sunbiz or just make another operating agreement? I am not really sure how it works.

Thank you in advance!

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Zachary Inman
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Zachary Inman
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Not a lawyer, but you should be able to amend the OA and have both parties (you and your wife) sign off on it. 

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