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Joint Ventures

SDVOSB
A joint venture involving a service-disabled veteran- owned small business (SDVOSB) allows a non- SDVOSB business to access federal contracts set aside for SDVOSBs.
To be considered an SDVOSB joint venture, the joint venture must meet the size standard, and the SDVOSB partner must be verified and designated as the managing venturer.
At least one SDVOSB or Veteran-Owned Small Business (VOSB) partner must be verified and designated as the managing venturer.
Land Holders
Cooley Capital has successfully partnered with land holders who are seeking alternatives goals than an outright sale and the tax consequences that ensue.
A joint venture with us offers a smarter alternative to selling your and outright. Instead of facing a hefty tax bill from the sale, we can structure the partnership to minimize your tax burden through strategic alternatives. Additionally, a joint venture can provide ongoing cash flow, allowing you to retain an interest in the property’s future value and generate consistent income over time.
This approach maximizes your financial benefits while avoiding the immediate tax hit and loss of long-term asset appreciation that comes with a sale.

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