How business resale works in THUG
See how THUG transfers a working company — assets, staff obligations, inventory and risk — through the business resale market.
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Chapters
- Why companies change hands0:00
- Listing a business0:48
- What transfers with the sale1:58
- Risk, evidence and buyers3:30
Transcript
In THUG a business is not a cosmetic skin. It is an operating entity with stock, staff, cashflow and exposure that survives a change of owner.
When you list a company on the resale market, buyers evaluate more than the storefront. They look at inventory quality, payroll obligations, security posture and any heat attached to the location.
A completed transfer moves control of the legal face and the hidden modules that travel with it. What you cannot sell away is the history the city already recorded — evidence, debts and reputations keep their own accounts.
Use resale to exit a district, consolidate a network or acquire a foothold that would take months to build from empty walls.