Partnerships

Partnerships

Hi DG Family. I would like to know how other members are handling partnerships. I have some co-workers who want to partner up with me to buy some properties to flip in my area.

Do we need to form a legal partnership or joint venture. What have some of you done with partners for this situation?

Thanks
Steve and Veronica.


Its really your choice

But if was me I would do a LLC. It would probably make it a lot easy at Tax time.

Randy

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Thank You Randy

I have a singel-member LLC right now. I don't know if I would have to recreate the wheel for that LLC to ad partners. My LLC might be able to be a partner?.

Thanks
Steve.


Anyone else

want to ad how they work partnerships.


LLC or Corp

Hi All, As an ordained minister can I purchase or lease purchase a property under the name of my church organization (INC.) and not a LLC?


Church

Churchs I have gone to can buy homes as an organization.


steve and veronica

it's my understanding that you have an llc and are interested in partnering w/other people.
if you want to do a deal with these other people on a temp or time to time basis,i'd suggest to them they get their own llc and list both as buyers/sellers on the contracts or just enter their names as co buyer/seller w/ you as an llc.
if this is a more permanent situation i believe you can add them to yours or form a new llc for all.
feel free to visit me @ no longer scared to succeed.
keep moving forward,rob

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keep moving forward, rob


Thank You Rob

That sounds good thank you so much.

Steve.


depends on the deal

Hey there,

If you are looking to buy and hold, yes a formal agreement is probably best.

If you are assigning or double closing then it isn't necessary. We've done deals with other DGers and just put both names on the contract and spelled out each of our payouts on the assignment.

Good Luck!

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Chip & Andrea Weule
AC Investment Group, Inc.


Thank You

Thank you. That is what I was thinking. If you don't ask the question you will never know how others are doing partnerships.

Thanks again Chip and Andrea. We hope to do as well as you two have done.

Steve and Veronica.


Best of Luck

We cannot wait to hear your successes! We are off to the EDGE!!! Whooo Hooo!!!

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Chip & Andrea Weule
AC Investment Group, Inc.


Pen to the paper....

Have your own separate LLC's

A simple joint partnership agreement is all that is needed.

Outline specifically how expenses, fees, profits and anything related to the homes you work on purchasing together. Also have an out clause(s) to dissolve at any time after all fees have been paid off.

For every individual home you purchase together, add the original agreement as an amendment to make sure every purchase is grandfathered under the original agreement.

Make the agreement(s) as iron clad as possible so when it is time to walk away, there are little to no issues that can be brought up


land trust

does any one know how a land trust works and does it transfer ownership


Everytime I work with a

Everytime I work with a partner in a deal to be assigned, we give the title company instruction to right 2 checks for our assignment fee. One for me and the other for my partner. In the contract and HUD, it should be both of you. Blessings to all. LA

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Everytime you repeat the words "I CAN DO IT" with conviction, you cancel or override your fear and increase your confidence. By repeating this affirmation over and over, you can eventually build your courage and confidence to the point where you are unafraid. -Brian Tracy-


Thank You elixbrown and Irababao

Thank You elixbrown. That is good information. Thanks to all of our DG family for your help and suport on this sight.

Steve and Veronica