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As long as you do not do pornographic websites or other serious problems, the landlord has not invested, and the risk is indeed small.
But without the right to transfer, if the dividend is not guaranteed, it is equivalent to nothing. It is also easy to be locked up by these shares.
There must be at least dividend protection in the clause.
In case the company is very big, the stock appreciation will be great, and even go public. The landlord's shares do not have the right to transfer, is it a loss? The landlord should at least secure a restricted transfer right. If three years have passed, 50% of the right to transfer.
However, if the major shareholders do not pay dividends, the landlord can, as a last resort, pledge the equity to the bank. |
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