Attorney · Licensed in Georgia
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Daniel Wright is an attorney practicing in Georgia.
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The answer is "it depends." If you have a tenants-in-common (TIC) agreement that permits majority actions, like decisions to sell the property, then yes, the majority interests can make that decision....
You probably will need an assignment of the membership interest and then either an amendment to your operating agreement to add the new member or an amended and restated operating agreement. It's a r...
That's kind of an odd question. I suppose if you don't have that information or it does not appear in the lease, you can simply try the usual channels: white pages, various internet searches, etc. ...
The answer is "it depends." If you have a tenants-in-common (TIC) agreement that permits majority actions, like decisions to sell the property, then yes, the majority interests can make that decision....
That's kind of an odd question. I suppose if you don't have that information or it does not appear in the lease, you can simply try the usual channels: white pages, various internet searches, etc. ...
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