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# Using Tokenized Real Estate on the Lending & Borrowing Platform
Instead of selling their fractionalized real estate tokens on a secondary market, investors can leverage them as collateral on the INVAST Lending & Borrowing Platform. By depositing their tokenized assets, such as real estate-backed tokens or NFTs, investors can borrow capital without liquidating their positions.
This enables investors to:
Access Liquidity - Borrow stablecoins or other assets against their tokenized real estate while retaining ownership and rental yields.
Reinvest Capital - Use the borrowed funds to reinvest in other RWAs or yield-generating opportunities within the INVAST ecosystem.
Maintain Exposure - Retain long-term exposure to property appreciation and income while freeing up capital for other uses.
This approach eliminates the need to sell assets, providing a capital-efficient way to unlock liquidity.
Currently there is a demo version of our lending & borrowing protocol integrated into our real estate tokenization app (see below)
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