Bitcoin is considered an asset and assets aren’t things that you sell just when you like or want to but, again you get to note that, it’s also a currency and if you’ve got it, well enough to solve a great deal of your problems without causing a significant change to your portfolio, then, having to liquidate just enough of that to solve the problem shouldn’t come with much challenge. I don’t like being in debt, not to any individual or some corporate body. In the likely event that, your plans still didn’t work out, you’re most likely going to revert back to selling them coins to pay off the debt.
One thing about bitcoin investors is that virtually every bitcoin investor has an active source of income away from bitcoin wallet. Loan is something many people detest so much which could be based on religion, culture or personal reasons.
Selling your bitcoin because you don't like being in debt is good cos that's your choice after all not many will do otherwise. On the other hand, Low or moderate interest loans paves the way for more opportunities.
The crypto market has always been barely unpredictable. Sometimes the gain you make from bitcoin just for holding it for extra 2 or 3 days could be enough to clear debts and make fortune.
You may also sell off your bitcoin and the problem will still persist. It's matter of trusting the goddess of Luck.