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Sold a company. I learned A LOT in the process, main one being that you should keep meticulous and separate records for anything that has the chance of being s
by joshcanhelp 10y ago
Sold a company.
I learned A LOT in the process, main one being that you should keep meticulous and separate records for anything that has the chance of being spun off. The company I sold grew out of my freelancing but was separate with a separate name. Unwiring the financials as well as the logins and everything else was a headache. It also looks better to your buyer if you can quickly produce accurate records on sales. I had to back-track and re-calculate several times, leading to more back-and-forth than was necessary.
- coldshower 10y agoSimilarly, I sold the IP of a game I developed: http://tinyurl.com/sale-of-ip http://tinyurl.com/sale-of-ip It was hard to let go, but had to because of personal debt. A bit more backstory here: http://us2.campaign-archive2.com/?u=bc7fdf29a4610b493fd5b2783&id=e78b9fe2c4 http://us2.campaign-archive2.com/?u=bc7fdf29a4610b493fd5b278...