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Ross Stegall
  • Arlington, VA
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Active / Passive Partnership Contract

Ross Stegall
  • Arlington, VA
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Hi all, I’m looking at investing with a partner and I had a few questions I was hoping the BP community could help me answer. So, here’s the details: My partner will be the passive/ equity investor and will be contributing about 80% of the money needed to buy/rehab a small multi unit rental. I’ll be the active investor, managing the property, finding the deal, and making the deal happen. I’ll also be in charge of any renovations. Also contributing up to 20% of the initial purchase. My questions: 1) Do we have to form an LLC in order to properly/legally document what each person is responsible for and will get from the investment? I would prefer to avoid that and use conventional financing as we both make decent income so we should easily qualify in the area we’re looking. 2) When forming a partnership like this, is all profit/equity typically split based on the invested capital? What are some other creative ways to reimburse for sweat equity? I.e. should I be compensated for managing the property? Can you do a split of 80/20 until the initial investment is reimbursed and then move to a 50/50 split? What are some other creative splits you have seen? 3) We are both in this for buy and hold, but with two people how do you decide to finally sell? Does one partner always have sell authority written in up front? Sorry for the lengthy post, I have done some searching on this and have seen most people saying 75/25 split is pretty typical just want to get some additional opinions. Ross

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