How to Provide Individual Investment Options for Multiple Stakeholders in an LLC
Limited liability companies (LLCs) have been a preferred business entity among multiple stakeholders since the 1980s.
Many legacy Limited Liability Corporations were formed by family members to pool funds to invest in commercial real estate. Perhaps the most famous example is Walton Enterprises LLC, the Limited Liability Company founded to serve the beneficiaries of Walmart founders Sam and Helen Walton. Most family trusts and business partnerships won’t reach those same lofty heights, but they still remain a useful tool for members to make larger capital investments than they could as solo investors.