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Updated over 10 years ago,

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  • New York City, NY
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Taking equity out on a partnership deal

Account Closed
  • New York City, NY
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I'm going in as a 50/50 partner in a deal to purchase 3 condos cash. Down the road I may wish to pull equity out of the homes to purchase other property.. It seems that pulling equity out would violate the terms of a 50/50 cash agreement as I'm basically putting a mortgage on the property, bringing in the bank as sort of a 3rd partner and bringing in risk  in the event I default on a mortgage payment.. 

My question is: How do I structure the partnership to allow me to do this without putting risk on the partner?

My first thought was not being able to pull out more equity than 50% of my share as the other 50% of my share would cover any chance of default.

Any thoughts are appreciated!

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