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Isaac J Mork
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Investor investing together on multifamily. LLP? LLC? other?

Isaac J Mork
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Bellingham, MN
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How's it work when you have investors help buy a property? 

create an LLP or LLC and the down payment percentages is the percent of ownership which is used for the same percentages on the distributions?

How's the bank look at that when you have several investors applying for a loan?

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Greg Scott
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Greg Scott
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Before you do anything illegal, talk to an SEC attorney. You have probably created a security with the structure you are proposing so will need a PPM to put together a syndication.

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