In one case, a company that had been operating for a long period of time using real estate owned in the name of the company sold its shares in the company.
The problem on the buyer's side was that there were off-book debts on the seller's side. Specifically, there was unpaid overtime, so there was a risk that there was some other off-the-books debt. It seems, however, that they were able to purchase the property at about 70% of the price they could have purchased it at in the normal real estate market.