SummaryIn this episode of Alt Investing Made Easy, Sarah Florer and Roland Wiederaenders provide a comprehensive overview of alternative assets, focusing on various business entities and their implications for investors. They discuss the importance of understanding investment structures, including corporations, limited liability companies, limited partnerships, and general partnerships. The conversation also covers management fees, carried interest, and the significance of investor rights and control in private securities deals.Sponsored by:Real Advisers, Austin, TexasSpecial thanks to:Grable Martin PLLC Red Sun Creative, Austin, TexasFor more information: AltInvestingMadeEasy.comPlease contact us: [email protected] Wiederanders: [email protected] Sarah Florer: [email protected] investment structures is crucial for investors.Corporations are formed by filing documents with the Secretary of State.Limited liability companies provide flexibility and limited liability.Limited partnerships have a general partner with unlimited liability.General partnerships expose all partners to unlimited liability.Management fees are typically based on assets under management.Carried interest is a performance-based compensation model.Tax treatment varies significantly between corporations and LLCs.Investors should inquire about their rights and control in deals.Conversion between entity types is possible and common.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Alternative Assets03:13 Understanding Business Entities05:53 Diving into Corporations09:11 Exploring Limited Liability Companies12:09 Limited Partnerships Explained15:03 General Partnerships and Their Implications17:46 Management Fees vs. Carried Interest21:02 Comparing Corporations and LLCs23:54 Navigating Investor Rights and Control

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