What does banks do with property collateral when a loan can't be paid

Niyi Briggs

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To get loans, a person must leave a collateral. And most times, these collaterals are in the form of landed properties.

Most times also, the collaterals dropped are always more than the entire loan. If the loan is not repaid, what does the bank do with the property?

Do they sell and give the owner the balance or they sell and make a profit?
 
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Yes when the loan cannot be paid they usually sell the property, which why they always take or accept properties of equal value with the loan.
 

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Banks is at liberty to dispose such collateral in order to reclaim their outstanding loans from the debtors. They could only do this after granted injunction from the competent court.
 

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Banks will auction the collateral if the borrower cannot pay the loan. If the collateral fetches more money than the loan, it will be returned to the owner.
 

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Once the owner of the property default the loan, then it will becomes the property of the bank and they can sell it to recover the money back.
 
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