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If you owe more than the house is worth then theoretically you should default and walk away. I know that question has been debated endlessly and I don't unders
by dreeves 16y ago
If you owe more than the house is worth then theoretically you should default and walk away. I know that question has been debated endlessly and I don't understand all the practical implications like what it means for your credit rating, or even whether it should be considered ethical.
I concede that if defaulting is not an option then you may be stuck if you owe more than the value of the house and can't borrow more money. Good point.
- barrkel 16y agoDefaulting differs in different countries. You may be forced to liquidate other investments to make up the shortfall. Nonrecourse loans are not usual outside of California, AFAIK.