Vulture investor

Unlike an angel investor, a vulture investor buys up assets and financial instruments below cost from distressed entities. This could take the form of securities, debt, held assets, real estate, etc. A vulture investor may purchase the controlling shares of a company in order to liquidate, thereby realizing a higher yield return on investment than the original purchase price. Real estate could be purchased from a borrower who is no longer able to make payments on their loan and needs to sell the property in order to improve their balance sheet or retain their credit rating.

## Contents

* 1 Criticism
* 2 See also
* 3 References
* 4 External links

## Criticism

Some[who?] derisively refer to vulture investors as picking over dead bones rather than assisting troubled ventures.

## See also

* Vulture fund

## References

## External links

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