I personally like straight splits like a 80/20.Most LPs think they want prefs but a GP will always skew returns more towards the GP after the pref.

You'll often see a preferred return (pref) of 8%, meaning the GP doesn't take a dime until LPs earn 8%.

Capital Raisers, I have 3 open raises with strong returns for LPs.

Many tax benefits are specifically designed to stimulate business growth.2.

(I devote significant time to come up with clever ideas to stimulate traffic and conversion).Now... 

@David Abbate GPs/LPs will all share in gains/losses together proportionally to their investments.

We had a wonderful mix of the more and less experienced which creates wonderful opportunities to learn from hard-earned lessons as well as stimulate new ways of thinking about ideas that perhaps we take for granted.I'd like to summarize some of the take-homes about the group format: We're going to aim for meeting on the third Monday of the month from 6:30 - 8:30... and I noticed I already have a deviation from that for the month of May, when we'll be meeting on May 13.

LPs are passive equity investors.

From what I've seen with Brad's programs is that it is definitely its own ecosystem with plenty of LPs in they're Foundations program to invest/partner with students in their mentoring program.

I am looking for a new way to stimulate my thrive for the great feel of victory and i know RE is the only way to go.