Here's my house analogy...
Well the house is a hotel! It's been loved by the family for years but all of a sudden it's being poorly run by some crook who also owns another smaller local hotel and the performance of 'our' hotel is rocking and has a few close shaves of being demoted to a B&B! The customers aren't happy!!! Anyway you are in the position to stop this hotel being run into the ground by said crook but it will mean pushing your modest wealth (in the world of hotels) to the maximum and you may have to call on some wealthy friends to assist but surely this stability is better than that crook being in control? Anyway good news you've got the hotel and you've actually steadied the ship and brought in a new hotel manager who builds a strong team on a budget and this is one of the best hotels in the land again... but the hotel world is an ever changing one and there are more hotels being bought by very rich entrepreneurs from other countries and some of these hotels are better than ours and some are, although more glamourous, aren't actually performing as good as ours. With all this going on our hotel is still one of the finest in the country. Bit now many of these better hotels are in the world market and making a lot more money, for whatever reason our hotel isn't making this money and is in need a of huge refurbishment. The customers aren't happy again!!! You make it clear you want to sell the hotel but sadly it's not only yours to sell and although this hotel has a lifetime emotional tie to yourself the 2 other 'equal' stakeholders don't have this same tie. The way the world has changed means there are cheaper hotels in better economic areas that could be bought and propelled above ours - on occasions this has worked but on others it has gone horribly wrong. I love this hotel and can't allow it to be ruined, it needs massive investment and probably reloacting and I can't do this... but I need to live too and the other stakeholders need to be satisfied with the price we receive for it... what do I do?