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In the YouTube video "Bens rurais podem ser penhorados em caso de dívidas com bancos," speaker Paulina Caiado explains the potential for rural properties to be seized as collateral for unpaid loans. The process begins when a debt remains unpaid, and the specifics of the situation, such as the type of guarantee and the loan contract, can influence whether a rural property can be seized. Small properties used for family subsistence are exempt. Animals, machinery, crops, and trees can be seized as collateral based on the value of the debt. Paulina advises caution when considering loans and the types of collateral required. Additionally, Paulina emphasizes the importance of understanding rural insurance policies, which allow rural properties to serve as collateral for loans, addressing concerns farmers and rural producers may have about the unpredictability of their livelihoods. The channel welcomes further discussions on this topic.
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