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Updated about 15 years ago,

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  • Charlotte, NC
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Partnering Up

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  • Full-Time Investor
  • Charlotte, NC
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How do you folks structure everything when you have a passive investor invest money to get into a deal? I've read about this, and had relatives with money come up to me, and basically ask me to be their work horse to fix up and manage properties for 50/50 split. My question is when we go for loans, do they go in my name, or the investor's, or both?? I'm sure we would set up a unique LLC for our investing as partners, but the LLC would not get the loan these days...would have to be in someone's name i'd imagine...thanks.

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