You should be able to get information from them on whether the K3 will represent significant income that could represent a change to your return. If you can't get this information then you have two options - you can file the return and maybe have to amend it later after you receive the K3. Or you can file an extension.
If your investment is significant then an amendment is a good idea. If your investment is minimal then I would file the return and see what happens when you get the K3. It may have no effect.
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