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Should you form a fund with LLCs?

Is it a good idea to form a fund with LLCs instead of an Incorporation?
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VC Firms use a 3 entity structure and you can read more about it here. The 3 entities are typically two LLCs and one LP for Delaware domiciled funds. Corporations are generally not used. 

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