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Jonathan Makovsky
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  • Fairfield-New Haven-Hartford County, CT
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Avoid PG's (Personal Guarantees) for Limited Partners

Jonathan Makovsky
  • Investor
  • Fairfield-New Haven-Hartford County, CT
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We are hoping to close a small commercial loan ~ $400K with limited [equity] partners in the deal. A number of banks we spoke with want all members with more than 25% interest in the property to hold PG's (Personally Guarantees). Our LP's would not be interested in this structure, is there a way around this?

A few options we thought of:

  • 1) Create a separate investment LLC that we are managing members of. (One bank said this would work, another one said it would not.)
  • 2) [NOT IDEAL] Have investors use different names (for example, wife, husband, kids, etc.) so that they do not own a 25%+ share.

Thanks in advance for feedback.

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