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Leland S.
  • Developer
  • LA, Nashville TN
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Best things to have in a partner agreement

Leland S.
  • Developer
  • LA, Nashville TN
Posted

I'm starting a joint venture with someone where I will be the primary investor on a house flip. I haven't done this before so obviously I want to be protected legally since it's someone I just have met (on here).  There is potential to do more deals - at least I hope this ends up being profitable and we can continue doing this. The property is in greater Phoenix Arizona and we are both residents here.

Some questions I had (for both tax and liability benefits):

  • Should I operate out of my own LLC (as far as dispersing the funds and signing agreements)?
  • Should we start a partnership? 
  • Should I use the partners LLC for the title, or only if I am listed as a partner?
  • Who should hold the title?
  • How do I ensure my investment is insured by the property? (holding the title I presume)

Inputs are appreciated!

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