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There's a trick around this which is called a forward contract. It's a contract that basically says you agree to transfer the stock in the future when you're ab
by brenden2 7y ago
There's a trick around this which is called a forward contract. It's a contract that basically says you agree to transfer the stock in the future when you're able to do so, and in exchange you get cash now. It's almost like a loan, in a way, except the principal isn't due until the shares are liquid.
- toomuchtodo 7y agoAny pitfalls?
- brenden2 7y agoDepends on the terms of the contract :) The main pitfalls/problems are probably the cost associated with trying to do this, because you may need to hire a lawyer etc.