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phantom power
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Mon Jan-18-10 12:15 PM Original message |
Homeowners opt to flee instead of fight as loan modifications start to lose luster |
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Fire1
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Mon Jan-18-10 12:19 PM Response to Original message |
1. Either owing money or breaking even, of which I plan on the |
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bemildred
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Mon Jan-18-10 12:31 PM Response to Original message |
2. There is nothing immoral about negotiating a reduction of principal. |
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Statistical
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Mon Jan-18-10 12:43 PM Response to Reply #2 |
3. They didn't say walking away is moral hazard. |
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bemildred
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Mon Jan-18-10 01:28 PM Response to Reply #3 |
7. Correct, the "moral hazard" is the temptation to serve your own interests |
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dkf
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Mon Jan-18-10 01:05 PM Response to Reply #2 |
6. Is there anything immoral with stopping payments on all debts? |
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bemildred
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Mon Jan-18-10 01:32 PM Response to Reply #6 |
8. No, again it is a pragmatic decision. |
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barb162
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Wed Jan-20-10 02:23 AM Response to Reply #2 |
17. By and large, business is amoral in almost all cases |
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bhikkhu
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Mon Jan-25-10 07:42 PM Response to Reply #2 |
23. I think he is talking about a problem with how you get to that point |
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bemildred
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Mon Jan-25-10 07:55 PM Response to Reply #23 |
24. Yes, I do understand that. |
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bhikkhu
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Mon Jan-25-10 10:14 PM Response to Reply #24 |
25. I know what you mean |
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Bonhomme Richard
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Mon Jan-18-10 12:47 PM Response to Original message |
4. A friend of mine just did the jingle mail..... |
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leveymg
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Mon Jan-18-10 12:56 PM Response to Original message |
5. Here's the homeowner "walk-away" meme, again. Obscures foreclosure crisis. |
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barb162
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Mon Jan-18-10 03:08 PM Response to Original message |
9. What's the diff between holding a car loan and a house loan? |
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Po_d Mainiac
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Mon Jan-18-10 07:23 PM Response to Reply #9 |
10. Life expectancy of a house is a bit longer than an automobile. n/t |
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barb162
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Wed Jan-20-10 02:09 AM Response to Reply #10 |
14. BWAHA, depends on how well the house is built! n/t |
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bemildred
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Mon Jan-18-10 07:26 PM Response to Reply #9 |
11. I think it depends on state law, however: |
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pokercat999
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Mon Jan-18-10 07:54 PM Response to Reply #11 |
12. In a lot of states with recourse mortgages (VA) it's the same |
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barb162
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Wed Jan-20-10 02:16 AM Response to Reply #11 |
15. That's my point,, you can't walk away from it even though it |
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bemildred
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Wed Jan-20-10 08:30 AM Response to Reply #15 |
18. People do walk away from their cars just like they do with houses. |
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barb162
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Wed Jan-20-10 01:58 PM Response to Reply #18 |
19. The incidence of people walking away from cars is pretty low I think |
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bemildred
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Wed Jan-20-10 04:45 PM Response to Reply #19 |
20. Whatever you say. nt |
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Robb
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Thu Jan-21-10 09:31 PM Response to Reply #19 |
21. I would have thought so, too |
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bemildred
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Thu Jan-21-10 10:45 PM Response to Reply #21 |
22. All I know is I have been acquainted with a lot more people that walked |
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Greyhound
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Tue Jan-19-10 01:31 PM Response to Reply #9 |
13. Real estate is an asset, a car is a liability. n/t |
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barb162
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Wed Jan-20-10 02:18 AM Response to Reply #13 |
16. They're both assets, actually. |
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bhikkhu
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Mon Jan-25-10 10:16 PM Response to Reply #16 |
26. Unless you're a bicyclist. n/t |
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