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Matt Skinner
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  • Los Angeles, CA
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Entity Structure for investment firm structured like a Law Firm with partners.

Matt Skinner
  • Developer
  • Los Angeles, CA
Posted

I want to set up my investment firm like a law firm; offering some of our biggest stars partnership positions in the firm and giving the rising stars the aspiration to become partners in the firm.

My firm's primary business activity is:

  • Raising private equity
  • Acquiring real assets.

What entity structure would be best suited for this model?

Professional corporation?

Limited Partnership?

Perhaps another entity that I have not considered?

Any comments or questions are welcomed.

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