In my HOA bylaws, the board can vote on their own to hire/fire without sending to vote from all shareholders, so be sure to find out about your process for voting and adapt accordingly in order to have your concerns heard if you aren't able to directly vote for a new PM.

And in the process, lots of people get hurt, particularly the shareholders, which of course include the employees.

Since you'll presumably be investing your own funds in the series you'd be compensated well as a cash shareholder as well.There are probably hundreds of other issues you should consider.

You can have your flipping business operate as a S or C-corp and have it be a shareholder in the partnership along with you.

I've just never run across something like this...maybe I'm just very curious as to why someone would want to be a silent partner...and not be listed as a shareholder....

But, beyond that you would never get the names of the shareholders of a privately held corporation without the cooperation of that corporation or a court order.

There are plenty of stock investors who will advocate buying stocks that generate large dividends for shareholders.

I know a REIT has to have 100+ shareholders, and a syndicator can do a deal with 1 or 2 investors.

It's as much a CYA for the asset manager as anything else, since he may have to justify his recommendation to his boss or -- in the case of an audit -- even to shareholders in a sense.

Shareholders of Deutsche Bank protested at its annual meeting last Friday over its announcement of a new capital raise of 8 billion Euros.