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<blockquote data-quote="bacha29" data-source="post: 2283512" data-attributes="member: 58386"><p>Looks like we've got ourselves another Dano 59 wannabe. It 's not about changing the law. It's about unbalanced risk aversion whereby one party divests itself of risk by placing it all on the second party but at the same time refusing to convey to that party the latitude and autonomy the second party is rightfully entitled to. In addition the second party is also required to procure capital which in many cases is borrowed and put that capital at risk by relinquishing all control over the fate of that capital to the first party. As the success of the business model becomes more and more dependent on the investor class and most importantly their money these contractual inequities the average person often didn't see at first will be spotted right away by the investor class.And when the investor class which to this point has to a considerable extent braced and preserved contractor equity starts pulling money off the table then and only then can the inbalance be corrected.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bacha29, post: 2283512, member: 58386"] Looks like we've got ourselves another Dano 59 wannabe. It 's not about changing the law. It's about unbalanced risk aversion whereby one party divests itself of risk by placing it all on the second party but at the same time refusing to convey to that party the latitude and autonomy the second party is rightfully entitled to. In addition the second party is also required to procure capital which in many cases is borrowed and put that capital at risk by relinquishing all control over the fate of that capital to the first party. As the success of the business model becomes more and more dependent on the investor class and most importantly their money these contractual inequities the average person often didn't see at first will be spotted right away by the investor class.And when the investor class which to this point has to a considerable extent braced and preserved contractor equity starts pulling money off the table then and only then can the inbalance be corrected. [/QUOTE]
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