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Justin W.
  • Investor
  • Canyon, TX
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Banks Recalling Loans

Justin W.
  • Investor
  • Canyon, TX
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I'm looking to buy my first couple of residential properties. I have zero issue getting financing on them. I have zero debt and strong cash flow. My question is about banks calling notes. If I were to lose a significant portion of my cash-flow at some point a few months out (but still have more than enough to pay mortgages) is there any chance the bank would call the note?

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