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Updated almost 6 years ago,
Using an LLC. to make deals with other peoples money?
I have an idea in my head and I am wondering what legal hoops I need to jump through to make it work/how to get started.
How easy would it be to register for an LLC, seek out 50k-100k cash investors, have them transfer the money to the LLC (or wire it to an attorney to hold in escrow), then buy land and build a multi-unit OR purchase an existing multi-unit? I have access to tons of buy and hold, flippers, etc and I can think of 3 off the top of my head who trust me as a realtor and would want to get in on this if I pitched it properly.
The LLC. (me) would then hire a property manager, maintenance, lawn care, pay the insurance and taxes, etc. and pay out the investors monthly from the net proceeds.
1.) How common is this?
2.) Is there a name for it?
3.) What am I overlooking?
4.) As a realtor, non-investor partner of this, how could I benefit from this (get paid) other than on the initial transaction?
5.) And most importantly, what are the ACTUAL logistics of this (I've just made this idea up as I went)?
6.) Is there a step by step guide for setting this up?