Sign New Jersey Banking LLC Operating Agreement Mobile

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welcome to culture report in this video you're gonna learn how to create your operating agreement for your LLC but before we do that don't forget to comment like share subscribe but most importantly hit that notification bell so you can be alerted for any new videos now let's get right to it welcome back to our third and final installment of how to create an LLC in New Jersey in this piece you're gonna learn how to create the operating agreement which is gonna allow for anyone who is going to give you financing or anyone who is going to be looking at your business or even for you and your members to know who is responsible for what activity and what action in the LLC itself so it's kind of like a road map it's gonna dictate tom is gonna do this bill is gonna do that I'm responsible for this and this is how much money each one of the members is going to be putting to start up the company and it's also going to dictate what percentage of the company belongs to each member now this process is really important because later on if there's ever any disputes between partners it's all been outlined in your operating agreement but if you're a one-person single-member LLC this is gonna be very easy so now I want to show you exactly how to fill one out there is an LLC format that I've been using for years and I'm a big fan of it we're gonna leave you the link to that LLC agreement which you can find right down below in the description section ok so this is what your operating agreement is going to look like as you see I've already prefilled the information that we have for our fake LLC that we've created we have the name right up the top fake name ventures and then we scroll down to where we can see the name again is auto filled here fake name ventures our registered agent if you're going to be the registered agent as well you're going to put your name here and then the location of the registered agent down there then you're gonna put the information of where the LLC is going to be operating or where it's been created the purpose of your company is going to be right here buy and sell real estate in this example the principal place of business is going to be right here in this section here is going to ask you for the initial contributions now you don't have to wrack your brain over how much money you have to disclose here a lot of times all I do is put down the money that I spent to form the LLC which is about a hundred and twenty-five dollars to one hundred and twenty eight dollars and fifty cents so just go ahead and put something in this section in this section here you're going to see the certificate of formation which asks you how many pages consists in your operating agreement and then the name of the LLC as you can see here and the day in which the LLC came into existence then you're gonna have the name of the person that it is going to be signing on behalf of the LLC how much percentage they own since this is a single member you're gonna see it's going to be a hundred percent here is going to ask you to list of members of the LLC and as of what date and you can see here it's 100% only me now if there's additional people you can go ahead and put them here and that wouldn't be considered now a single member would be considered a multiple multiple member LLC you would put here how much money the members have contributed and then down here you would list all the people that are involved in the LLC and how much money they've contributed to the startup of the company and down here you're gonna need to date it and then the members are going to need to sign and print their name simple as that and now let's dig a little deeper [Music] why is it that you need an operating agreement an operating agreement is kind of like a road map for the company it's not only going to show what everyone's responsibilities are but it's also going to protect you guys any event that later on you decide to dissolve the company it's also going to outline what happens if one member wants to leave the company it o can include buyouts it can include what if it can include just about anything and everything believe me you're going to want to take the time to customize this operating agreement and not just use the template that I showed you guys today now keep in mind I am NOT an attorney and I'm not giving you guys legal advice all of these documents should be looked at by your attorney in the event that you want to make sure that everything is up to par in the case that you may get into legal problems later with your partners you want to make sure that there's always protection clauses for all the members involved and there's always an easy exit strategy for any of the members involved and there's also a clause that says you can buy your partners out in the event that you want to buy them out so there's a lot to this besides just filling out a bunch of blank sections when you start a company everything is on the up-and-up and everyone is always super happy but when things go wrong you always want to make sure you have all your bases covered and now that is digging deeper and now it's time for the question of the day we're gonna switch it up a little bit this time I am NOT gonna ask you the question but I'd love to hear what other questions you guys may have about creating your business now if I can't answer the question I'd love for our community to go ahead and answer the questions so we can all start helping each other grow our businesses if you haven't checked out the 1st or 2nd installment in our three-part series on how to create an LLC in New Jersey go ahead and check those out now we'll leave the links for them down below in the description or you can also check them out by clicking one of these if you've enjoyed this video don't forget to comment like subscribe share but most importantly hit the notification bells so you can be alerted whenever we drop any new content thank you guys for watching and 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