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It sounds as though the loan company has reserved the right to demand full payment of the balance in 8 years. You should have a lawyer review the documents before you sign. You are probably being taken advantage of.

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Q: What does a 18.5 yr loan with a clause that you the loan company can call the loan in 8 yrs mean?
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