Forced Sale

Distress Sale
A distress sale occurs when assets, such as property, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, or futures positions, are sold urgently, often at a loss, due to immediate financial pressure.
Forced Sale
A forced sale is an urgent sale of assets, typically conducted under significant pressure or compulsion, where the seller has limited opportunity to obtain a fair market value. Examples include sales conducted through foreclosure, bankruptcy, or instances of duress.

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