The partnership agreement is to hold the property for 5 years and then sell, and pay back each equity partner their original contribution, plus their percentage of equity.What I am wondering, is there is a way to keep the property instead of having to sell? 

More often than not, Meghan does not contribute to the business besides the emotional support and criticizing his parking.Meghan's portion of the expenses does not count then, it is personal.

I look forward to learning and networking with the folks here on the course of my journey.It seems that the "you make your money on the way in" is indeed the most contributing factor to success so i will continue to be patient and learn, building a better financial base, as well as establishing a lender relationship, so i can be ready to execute quickly when the deal i need arrives. 

Rising net worth is contributing to an increasingly optimistic outlook for the economy’s recovery prospects this year.

As part of the deal, we, the buyers, are making a charitable contribution to the the 503c of the seller's choice.  

I will be contributing $$ as well but they will be the main source.Thanks!

I contributed to the second volume so am bias though as a brief disclosure.

It is possible to contribute the membership interests of LLCA or the property owned by LLCA in exchange for membership interest in LLCB without triggering a sale. 

I have a plan at work that I contribute evenly to at all times (and have done so for years) so it gives me a benchmark return I can use for comparison.

Hoping to learn as much as possible, as well as contribute as much as possible.