Corporate Structure for an Equity Partnership

We talk about the Equity Partner concept here.

For just one deal or if trying to prove to a new partner that you can deliver, use a Joint Venture Agreement between their entity and yours.

If doing multiple deals, consider an LLC. Your partner will own 100% of the LLC's assets and the operating agreement spells out your percentage of the profits which is what you "own" in the deal. If they choose to retain properties as rentals, they agree to purchase the house in the name of another LLC, thus providing the profit to which you are entitled. After all, it isn't fair to you to get the property purchased and repaired without compensation.

If your Equity Partner is filling a gap in funding and is not in first position, consider changing their percentage of the profit to match the percentage of overall required funding they provide.

If you decide to co-own the property as a rental, use a different LLC with a similar structure - they own he asset, you own your percentage of the profit.

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