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Question: Hank, an LLC member in an LLC with 100 members, would like to transfer his interest in the LLC to his neighbor. The LLC's operating agreement does not discuss such transfers. Discuss how Hank will go about accomplishing this and whether you think it is likely that the neighbor will become a member of the LLC.

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