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甲乙夫妻是当地有名的富商，拥有多处房产，丙为做生意之便，同甲签订了房屋租赁合同，租下其中的一处房产，并办理了相应登记手续。其后数月，甲为解决资金短缺，向丁借款，并把该处房产作为担保抵押给了丁，双方也办理了抵押登记手续，而且双方还约定"如甲不能到期归还借款，该房产自动转归丁所有。"乙知道上述事宜，但未表示意见。 如果甲与丁之间并非抵押关系，而为买卖关系，而买卖合同生效时租赁合同仍未到期，则租赁合同是否仍有效
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