General and limited partners don't have set rights and responsibilities in every deal. The roles can be customized with very wide latitude. Adding a third party could be on any terms you negotiate.
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If I add a third party to help me with my QOF, like a general partner, what rights do they have over my fund and investors?
What does it mean that the investors are limited partners only? Do they have a say in what the QOF does?
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