Skipping a clawback clause because the seller 'seems honest' is how you inherit their hidden manual action.
The nicest sellers hide the worst surprises — expiring rank-and-rent deals, undisclosed PBN links, an affiliate program about to cut them.
Your asset purchase agreement needs a representations-and-warranties clause AND a holdback. 'Seems honest' is not a legal instrument.
Buyers who lead with vibes and skip the paper are the ones posting 'I got scammed' threads two months later.
Do you holdback on acquisitions, or trust and pray?
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Skipping a clawback clause because the seller 'seems honest' is how you inherit their hidden manual action.
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