Sell Your LP Interest or Fund Position

We buy limited partnership interests, LLC units, and fund positions directly from holders who need liquidity before a distribution or wind-down. No intermediaries.

No intermediaries. Institutional buyer. Principal-led.

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Submit a Position for Review

Positions of $100,000 and above

1. Contact 2. Position

Your Contact Information

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LP Interest Details

We focus on positions valued at $100,000 and above.

Please select an estimated value

Please select an asset type

Please describe your position

Thank You for Your Interest

We focus on LP and fund interests valued at $100,000 and above. For smaller positions, we recommend contacting the fund manager directly about any available redemption or transfer options.

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The Firm

Direct, principal-led, and confidential.

We are a principal-led buyer that acquires LP and fund interests directly from holders who need liquidity before a distribution or wind-down. We evaluate each position on its structure, vintage, and remaining hold period, provide a non-binding indication of interest, and manage transfer documentation through to closing. Minimum $100,000.

  • Case by case

    Every position reviewed individually.

  • Principal-led

    Direct decision-making.

  • Nationwide

    Coverage across all 50 states.

How It Works

  1. Individual Review

    Each position submitted is reviewed individually, with direct decision-making by a principal.

  2. Indication of Interest

    Where a position fits our focus, we provide a non-binding indication of interest.

  3. Transfer and Closing

    If terms are agreed, we handle transfer documentation through to closing.

What We Buy

Common Questions

Can I sell an LP interest before the fund ends?

Usually, yes. An LP interest can be sold to another buyer in a secondary transaction before the fund reaches the end of its term. Most partnership agreements require general partner consent and some include a right of first refusal, so the sale runs through those provisions. Secondary buyers typically purchase at a discount to net asset value in exchange for liquidity ahead of the fund's schedule.

How do I sell an LP interest?

Start with a brief description of the position in the form above: the fund name, your interest type, and approximate size. If we proceed, we will ask for your limited partnership agreement, your most recent capital account statement or K-1, and the fund's latest quarterly report. Where the position fits our focus, we provide a non-binding indication of interest, and if terms are agreed we handle the transfer documentation and general partner consent process through to closing.

What types of LP interests do you consider?

We review interests across private equity, real estate, venture, and hedge fund structures, including fund of funds interests. The position needs to represent a documented economic interest with clear ownership.

Is there a minimum position size?

We consider positions with an estimated value of $100,000 or above.

Do fund transfer restrictions affect a sale?

Most fund agreements include right-of-first-refusal or general partner consent requirements. We are familiar with these structures and work within them. Include any relevant information from your fund agreement in your submission.

What should I include in my submission?

Your contact information and a brief description of the position — fund name, your interest type, and approximate size. We will follow up if we need additional documentation.

Positions of $100,000 and above, reviewed by a principal.

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