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I think this only works if both parties have similar financial situations? ie if the shares are "truly" worth 50K but one party can only come up with 10K, then

by tqi 5y ago

I think this only works if both parties have similar financial situations? ie if the shares are "truly" worth 50K but one party can only come up with 10K, then an offer of 11K would allow the other to buy up the shares at a massive discount?

thih9 5y ago
Perhaps an external investor could help? This way the amount wouldn’t reach 50k but I guess it wouldn’t drop to 11k either.
sergiosgc 5y ago
It's a very risky move. These agreements usually have a generous period for participants to seek funding (six months is typical). If the deal is economically advantageous (11k for a 50k share), and the problem is liquidity, the buying party can find an external investor willing to get in on the deal.