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Can an LLC Partner with a Fund in Delaware Incorporation? Limitations and Advice?

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May 03, 2023
Is it possible to incorporate the fund with companies (an LLC for example) as partners instead of individuals? Is there any limitation/ advice for that? Incorporation to be done in Delaware
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May 03, 2023
Fund vehicles in Delaware are commonly set up as LLCs. Please do not think about set up until you have at least 10% of your fund Hard Circled. This is an absolute waste of time.
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