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Structuring a partnership agreement in Florida
My partner and I began our Florida LLC business partnership at the end of 2019 to purchase a rental investment property and we utilized an online partnership template to create a partnership agreement. Is this sufficient?
Recently, during discussions with my asset protection attorney, upon their quick review of our partnership agreement, the agreement appeared very weak and I was told to investigate the soundness of our partnership structure further with a Florida attorney who may have more hands-on experience with this sort of matter.
Has anyone had experience with structuring a partnership agreement, are the online templates weak? Should I hire an attorney? The few I've talked to have had very high fees, looking for a cost effective solution because going through the process myself, I can imagine the process can be fairly routine for an attorney.
Thanks.
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@Christopher Kolasa its worth the investment IMO. I’ve seen partners, actually brothers, end up in court years later because of a break up and a “template” agreement that wasn’t even executed correctly.
There should/could also be a buy/sell agreement as well to avoid future buy out issues. Check with your CPA who may work with a good biz attorney. We routinely have our partnerships work with our attorneys to get things structured properly and efficiently. Should be $2k + or so for both of these from a reputable attorney from my experience, but varies by market
- Greg O'Brien