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Amaf J.
  • Haledon, NJ
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Need help with LLC structure

Amaf J.
  • Haledon, NJ
Posted

Hello everyone,

Just looking for a little direction on where I can research this topic some more. I'm currently working with two (2) other investors who want to break into real estate. I need your advice on how one would structure a deal or LLC in this scenario.

Let's say, all parties put an equal amount into the company at the start. But majority of the work and research is being done by one individual, another individual will be doing about half of the work and research and the last investor will most likely be passive in this. How does one structure the company based on the amount of work being put into the development of the company? I'm sure in the future that more private investors will be funding a lot of the deals but I would hate for the individual putting in the most work to be diluted out of the deals. 

Any advice would be helpful, thank you!

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