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Updated about 5 years ago on . Most recent reply

Why did Dave Ramsey's loans get called?
Considering that the loan documents state that my loans can be called any time (I think it was 90 days? It's been a while since I signed one but it always stands out in my mind when I do) every time I buy another property it stands out to me in my mind. Right now I'm a few months away from being able to pay off my properties. And here I am about to buy more to take advantage of low interest rates. It does make me nervous...
On one hand I want to keep the 2 mil I have, on the other I want to grow it more/faster.
So that begs the question, why DID Dave Ramsey's loans get called and how common is this?