There is something wrong with the company's operation, because there is real estate mortgage, which will lead to the auction of mortgaged real estate in the first place anyway. For a legal person, as long as it is a limited liability company, the impact is not great, and the worst is that the company goes bankrupt. But I don't know the agreement between the company and the invisible boss. Does this agreement affect you? Legally speaking, the present situation has little influence on you. If the debtor can't pay off the debt, the creditor can only bring a lawsuit to the court and force the debtor to pay off the debt through legal channels. Under normal circumstances, creditors cannot directly exercise compulsory rights, including the act of sealing up property. But this is not absolute. If permitted by law, the creditor may seize the debtor's property. Creditors are allowed to seize property under the following two circumstances:

1. If one party takes possession of the other party's property according to the contract, and the other party fails to pay the payable amount according to the contract within the agreed time limit, the possessor has the right to seize the debtor's property.

2. When the debtor or a third party provides certain property to guarantee the debtor's performance of the debt, when the debtor fails to perform the debt, the creditor may seize the collateral and give priority to the realization of his creditor's rights with the value of the collateral. For example, if Party A borrows 1000 yuan as collateral, and fails to repay it at maturity, the creditor may detain the cattle and urge Party A to pay off the debt, or sell the cattle according to law to realize the rights, or discount the cattle for himself, and the balance can be returned. This is the mortgage in civil law.