One would have to refer to the terms of the original loan agreement. But notwithstanding, generally if the loan is contracted for five years a liquidator would have to either negotiate with the borrower to repay or refinance and cover borrowers costs plus give an incentive to do so or sell the loan on at a discounted rate to a third party. IMO
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