In case of bullet loans (at the end of the term repayments), once an investment is made, users' money is locked out for the whole investment term (you can review the term under each asset). If the asset is not late, the money is transferred back once the term of the asset passes. If the asset is late, the money invested cannot be accessed until the loan originator informs us to repay or the asset is bought back (after 90 days).
In case of other repayment schedules, part of the initial investment is repaid when the final borrower pays the loan originator.