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Yeah typically the lender wants you to maintain a certain LTV (typically ~50%) if that goes up they will probably ask you to add more collateral and when a threshold is met and no additional collateral is added they liquidate the collateral to protect the loan
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YODL 7mo ago

Thanks, thought it was strange hadn't heard it addressed. Grace periods etc., don't really know how it all works. Prob worth educating people more about that imo

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DRE 7mo ago

Yeah, it’s a pretty standard practice similar to trading on margin and needing to keep the margin maintenance at a certain level to avoid getting a margin call.

I imagine the user interface walks you through this when you take out a loan