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Undercollateralized lending, where a loan is granted with less collateral than the loan amount, is generally discouraged due to higher risk. However, it's possible in certain niches, such as peer-to-peer lending or with private lenders, who may assess creditworthiness beyond traditional metrics. These loans often come with higher interest rates to compensate for risk. Yet, they can be a viable option for borrowers with limited assets but strong credit histories, provided they understand the implications.