No guaranteed market outcomes
No guaranteed buyer; no guaranteed secondary market; no guaranteed liquidity; no guaranteed buyback; no guaranteed appreciation; no guaranteed yield.
The risk route keeps the public review honest.
Risk disclosure should reduce false certainty, not bury the reviewer in noise. The public layer focuses on the material categories that shape the decision to continue.
Mandatory Redemption Lock
No redemption workflow may proceed unless the relevant ERC-721 certificate is locked against transfer for the duration of KYC/AML, legal review, registry preparation, and completion or rejection of the redemption request.
Forced liquidation
Delinquent positions with unpaid carrying-cost obligations may move into forced liquidation. The parcel is sold to a third party at a discounted price, with proceeds first covering the accumulated debt and SPV liquidation costs before any remainder is returned to the holder.
Annual liquidation trigger
If the debt is not settled by the following October, liquidation is triggered. Cycle: October -> October. The platform does not pay the holder's tax a second time.
Material consequences should be visible early. The public page is meant to prevent false comfort, not to hide adverse logic in fine print.
Review the operating sequence
Risk sits inside the broader structure. Follow the route into fees, purchase process, and redemption to understand when each rule becomes relevant.