3No you do not purchase or invest in a business with a lien on it, pending a petition to acquire it to auction it off to pay a debt, with another pending lawsuit seeking over $250,000. IMHO.
The way it usually works is the acquiring company would require the seller to resolve the lien and pending lawsuit before closing the deal.
I am not convinced Hiru did their due diligence on this. With the lien the asset can not be freely sold or transferred until the debt is satisfied. Maybe Falcon was not upfront, honest with Hiru.
I am not buying what you are selling. Of course I could be wrong as it's my opinion only.
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