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How do you structure a business sale to an employee?
The owner and buyers agree on the company's value. At least one employee agrees to buy the company by promising to pay the agreed-on value to the owner. The former owner holds a promissory note with installment payments over a 7–10-year period with a reasonable interest rate, signed by the buyers.
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What happens to contracts in an asset sale?
In an asset sale, any third-party contracts being assumed by the buyer must be assigned from the seller to the buyer, which may trigger consent requirements and administrative fees payable to the third party. In a share sale, the legal entity, and thus the party to the contract, remains the same.
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What happens to contracts when a company is dissolved?
Dissolved corporations or limited liability entities continue to have all of the same contractual rights that they did before dissolution until the rights are assigned to someone else. As a practical matter, the dissolved company may be unlikely to enforce the rights, but they don't go away.
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Is a contract still valid if the company is sold?
What Happens to Existing Business Contracts After a Business is Acquired? The new owner can assume or reject existing contracts when a business sells.
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Is an employee contract binding if the company is sold?
Depending on the terms of the employment contract, the contract may or may not be binding after the sale of a company. The continuation of the employment contract depends on the existence of a survival clause or an assignment clause in the terms of the contract.
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What happens to existing employees when a business is sold?
What Happens When My Employer Sells My Place of Employment? When a business is sold, there is a technical termination of employment, even if you continue working the same job for the new employer. WARN does not count that technical termination as an employment loss if you keep your job.
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What voids an employee contract?
Here are some key factors that could render an employment contract void: Illegality: If the contract involves illegal activities, it's automatically void. For example, if you hire someone for a job that violates labor laws, the contract won't hold up in court.
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What happens to a contract when a company is sold?
The new owner can assume or reject existing contracts when a business sells. If they choose to accept a contract, they become legally bound to fulfill the terms of the agreement, just as the previous owner was.
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What happens to my employment contract if the company is sold?
Depending on the terms of the employment contract, the contract may or may not be binding after the sale of a company. The continuation of the employment contract depends on the existence of a survival clause or an assignment clause in the terms of the contract.
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Will I lose my job if my company is sold?
What Happens When My Employer Sells My Place of Employment? When a business is sold, there is a technical termination of employment, even if you continue working the same job for the new employer.
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What happens to contracts when a business is sold?
Most Contracts Are Assignable, Meaning the Rights and Obligations Remain Intact. In the best-case scenario, a business' existing contract will be freely assignable to a new party. The new party will inherit all of the rights and obligations under the contract.
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What happens to existing contracts when a business closes?
When a business is closing or dissolving, there are still rights and responsibilities of the business and owners with regards to existing contracts. The business may still have the right to expect the performance of the contracts and be responsible for performing or paying on those contracts.
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do you have a process in place to get your clients from contract to close let's talk about it hey everybody it's rosemary lewis your educator agent with exp realty and today i am going to share with you a process or something i need you to think about once you get your clients under contract but before we hop into it you already know what your girl needs you to do if you could do me a favor and go ahead and subscribe to my channel that way every time i post these real-time helpful videos for my realtor friends you will be the first to know about it and honestly in order to know about it you gotta click the notification bell so go ahead and get notified that way youtube knows that you actually care what i'm talking about and i will be able to continue to bring you videos let's hop into today's topic so y'all one thing um gratefully i have an opportunity via social media being my course asian education academy and just being out here in these real estate streets i get to talk to a lot of newer agents and one thing that i notice that sometimes newer agents we don't really know things you don't know what you don't know right and you don't know what questions or what knowledge you need to be looking for one area of improvement that i consistently see is that many many agents focus on getting a lead under contract which kudos to you get out there get these leads get them ready willing and able to buy or sell so yes get them under contract but don't drop the ball when you are under contract you need to have some process in place to help the client know what to expect when going from contract to close my number one suggestion is to make sure that you sit down with a mentor and or a broker when you're first starting out to have a very very detailed presentation listing presentation and buyer's presentation so that you can give your clients even before they go under contract and overview of what they should expect however they're not going to remember all that and it is our jobs as the professionals to have system and processes in place so that from the very moment that they execute that contract they know exactly what's going to happen next so i'm going to encourage you to get out your google documents to have some type of checklist in place and that you are clear on what is going to happen because i will tell you there have been many many instances where i have been able to um win a client who previously worked with a realtor but they felt like they were the blind lead in the blind there was no one to tell them about appraisals and inspections and what to expect during the option period and when they need to turn their utilities on and so forth and so on so i'm going to encourage you to really sit down and think about what are all the steps that are involved in a transaction once you sign the contract and what ways can you help the client get informed now for me as soon as we go through and everything is executed right away i send a congratulatory email and from there i lay out all of the dates and my clients not only expect phone call follow-ups for me of what to expect next but it's also in writing okay oh and there's a tip i didn't even think about it make sure you have it in writing even if you have a phone conversation or a text message go ahead and shoot emails to the client so that they can't say that you didn't give them the information that they were looking for and you always have a reference so like i said i start off with a congratulatory email and they get a copy of the contract all of the important dates are attached and then from therefore i am looking at every date that is coming up attached to the contract different contingencies and such and i am sending out notifications recommendations of what is coming next by doing that and by having a process in place that you already line out even before you have your very first transaction trust me you're going to have a much much happier client now i have a bonus for you because i know for some of y'all that was like and it would have been like that for me too because here's reality every brokerage is not created equal everyone does not have a mentor and everyone does not have access or even understand what should happen next but don't worry i have you i am sharing with you my actual email templates that i send out to my clients now y'all please read them and tweak them because what i send out is pert and i'm giving you just a very general copy it's pertinent to exactly the way we do business here in texas so you may have to have some tweaks but at least allow this to be your guide so it's a free download for you go to my website rosemarylewis.com forward slash email templates again rosemarylewis.com forward slash email templates and you will get a copy of my contract to close emails to use as a guide to help you along the way if you've made it to the end of this video and you are not subscribed to my channel like for real for real what are you waiting for go ahead and subscribe and while we're at it hit the description box and i teach a course called asian education academy a few times a year and you definitely want to be a part of it in the description box is a link to either sign up and if we're not live at the time that you're watching this video you will be able to get right on the wait list and you will know exactly as soon as the course launches you'll have modules to help you grow a successful business as well as group coaching with yours truly
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