I found a profitable investment which my daughter would like to invest in.
1. Can I make a deal where I get a percentage of her profits without a heter iska?
Kol Tuv
Answer:
Provided there is no loan between you and your daughter, there is no problem in making a deal to receive a part of her profits. In other words, a heiter iska is only required when there is a halvaah, a halachic loan, between the parties involved. If you are lending your daughter money to invest, and as a "return" for the loan she gives you a portion of the profits, a heiter iska would be required. If, however, you give her money as a gift, and there is no loan between you, you may take a percentage without arranging a heiter iska.
