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Vessel Tutorial
  • Pages
    • Introduction to Vessel
    • Tutorial of Math
      • Equity Sharing Percentage
      • Interim Home Value
      • Annual Income & Yield
      • Conversion to Equity
      • Owner-Caused Value Changes
      • Financial Model
      • Yield Percentage
    • Other Aspects
      • Legal Structure of Investments
      • Contract Length
      • Method of Securing Investment
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        What if Vessel fails?
      • Reselling Investments
      • Vessel's Fees
      • Benefits
      • Investor requirements
    • Comparison to Alternatives
      • For Homeowners
        • Second Mortgages
        • Selling Property
        • Point, Unison, Noah, etc.
        • Reverse Mortgages
      • For Investors
        • REITs
        • Real Estate Crowfunding
        • Buying Investment Property
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What if Vessel fails?
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What if Vessel fails?

If Vessel, the start-up company (Vessel Capital, Inc., a Delaware C Corporation), goes out of business, nothing should change with the investments already made and accepted. Each investment goes through a distinct investment vehicle, a Delaware Statutory Trust, whose existence is designed to outlast Vessel, should Vessel fail. Each investment vehicle is managed by a subsidiary Vessel Management, LLC, whose ownership can change, or who can be replaced by another manager of the investors' choosing.

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