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Wednesday 20 January 2016
How to get the best investment agreement
One of the most fundamental terms will refer to the amount of equity shares the investor wants in return for their investment. Most investors will ask to have equity shares in the company they are investing in and this can be anything from 1% to 51% or more. 51% would be a majority share and would mean the investor has control of the business but most investors do not want this so would usually pitch their equity share return between 15% - 30%. That would allow sufficient remaining equity to enable the business to obtain further investment at a later date.
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Tuesday 12 January 2016
How to re-negotiate after a property survey
In some instances, where the report only shows minor repairs, you may be able to persuade the buyer to stick to the previously agreed price. However, survey reports don’t always make this easy to achieve.
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Wednesday 6 January 2016
An overview of winding-up orders
In England and Wales a wind-up order can be served to a company if their total debts to you equate to more than £750. With legal counsel you also need to be able to prove that the company is unable to pay the debts and serve specific forms to the court.
Evidence of the company being unable to pay their debts could be a certificate of personal service or substituted service which includes details of the services you provided to the company and details of your requests for payment. It could also be a statement from a bailiff’s company to inform you that they cannot recover assets of enough value to cover the debt in question. This helps to demonstrate to the court that your previous attempts at recovering the debt have been unsuccessful.
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