Real Estate Limited Partnership Agreement | USA

Set up a USA limited partnership between a general partner and several limited partners with this Limited Partnership Agreement template.

• The General Partner will not be required to contribute any cash to the capital of the Partnership. The Limited Partners must each purchase a minimum number of units.
• The limited partners are not liable for the debts or liabilities of the Partnership and are not required to make additional capital contributions.
• The liability exposure of the limited partners is limited to the amount of the subscription paid by each of them for their partnership units.
• The General Partner has full authority in the management of the Partnership.
• The agreement includes provisions for withdrawal of the General Partner and assignment of a partnership interest. The Partnership has a right of first refusal to purchase the withdrawing partner's units.

Keep your assets out of probate when you die with this USA Declaration of Nominee Trust.

• A nominee trust is a trust created for the purpose of holding property on behalf of beneficiaries whose identities are kept secret.
• The trustee's sole duty is to hold the trust property and pay over any trust income to the beneficiaries. The trustee has no power to deal with the property except as directed by the beneficiaries.
• Unless terminated earlier by one or more beneficiaries, the trust will automatically terminate twenty years after its effective date.
• The trust will not be administered by any court.
• Any termination of the trust, amendments to the Trust Declaration, and any changes in trustees must be recorded in the county records.

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Prepare a Security Deposit Refund and Claim Statement for Repairs and Cleaning with this easy-to-use template for outgoing tenants.

• termination date of the tenancy,
• amount of interest accrued on the deposit (if any),
• itemized list of amounts deducted from the deposit and retained by the landlord, and what those deductions are for,
• balance of the deposit being returned to the tenant, or, if applicable, the amount that the tenant still owes the landlord.