Also, a lot of good agents are willing to end the partnership if both parties aren't happy.

If you join a partnership, you don't have any on the ground control and you're at the mercy of your partner.

Welcome @Mark WieczorekSounds like a good partnership with your Dad.

:-)I understand the part where they can't do a joint venture partnership right now, and that this would be a regular loan.For my main question is: Insurance Surety Bond, I've never heard of this.I don't know exactly why they want me to get a bond.Any feedback/help would be greatly appreciated.Rob

How the property is administered and the rest of the details of your partnership structure would play into all and is the idea which are the real talking points.

If this is the case, then your LLC will not be able to have any kind of partnership with her 401k, but with your sister instead.

Remember, you are not asking for money, you are offering for partnership and everyone makes good return on their money (period)

Theoretically its possible to create an entity, put in some IRA money and some personal money creating a partnership between you and your IRA.

Unless I'm going to deposit the entire loan balance in a bank as a deposit (which is highly unlikely - the most I would do is 12 months of In terms of partners, I wouldn't be adverse to a local partner with experience on the ground, but I've been burned in the past on partnerships.

No leverage would be used.I've read "The purchase of a business operated via an LLC or partnership will POTENTIALLY trigger the Unrelated Business Taxable Income rules under IRC 512 and a corresponding tax of approximately 35% would be applied"What I cannot find are the actions or measures one should take to eliminate or avoid the potential trigger?