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What is an llc agreement and what does it have to do with investors?

I need to know the relationship with llc and investors.

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A limited liability company means that the company holds all debts and assets. If the LLC company goes under, the investors cannot sue the individual owners for losses.

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A LLC is a limited liability corporation. It means that the owners of the corporation are not generally liable for the corporate debts. For an investor, it usually provides protection from litigation, although it will make it harder for you to sue any co-owners.

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