Optimizing the Distributions of Limited Partnership Returns

Norman G. Miller and Patrick G. McKeown

Real Estate Economics, 1979, vol. 7, issue 3, 378-392

Abstract: Limited partnerships are accorded great flexibility with respect to the allocation of cash, profits or losses, and gains to each partner. Using iterative linear programming techniques a model is designed to redistribute the various investment flows from a real estate type of investment between partners so as to simultaneously maximize each and all of the partners returns over the investment horizon.

Date: 1979
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