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In this brief segment, the speaker outlines a financing tactic used by some clients to raise additional capital. The approach involves existing owners voluntarily giving up their share of the new money (their "split") to make the investment more attractive to prospective investors. By drafting an operating agreement that includes this concession, the client can also grant the new investors a priority position—such as a preferred return of capital or a senior claim on proceeds when the deal is exited or refinanced. This combination of split waiver and contractual priority is presented as a way to entice capital while managing the distribution of future cash flows.

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