The new smart financial move is walking away

[scaredyclassic]

yes. how can we really know whether any decision we make is a product of oour own “grit” or free will. we can always characterize any decision in that way. Ceding to your wife’s desires can be seen as a form of free will. or not. you will never know whether you are really freely making decisions or whetehr you ahve just convined yourself that you are.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdrealtor]Brian
how you are such an expert on human behavior. Personally I beleive you are just making this all up as you go along.
[/quote]

sdrealtor, I know that most buyers barely squeak by on qualifying for their mortgages. That doesn’t give them much leeway to deal with other expenses and setbacks that come up in life.

Homebuyers generally buy more than they can afford. Appreciation was the savior… But depreciation will be their downfall.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdrealtor]Brian
how you are such an expert on human behavior. Personally I beleive you are just making this all up as you go along.
[/quote]

sdrealtor, I know that most buyers barely squeak by on qualifying for their mortgages. That doesn’t give them much leeway to deal with other expenses and setbacks that come up in life.

Homebuyers generally buy more than they can afford. Appreciation was the savior… But depreciation will be their downfall.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdrealtor]Brian
how you are such an expert on human behavior. Personally I beleive you are just making this all up as you go along.
[/quote]

sdrealtor, I know that most buyers barely squeak by on qualifying for their mortgages. That doesn’t give them much leeway to deal with other expenses and setbacks that come up in life.

Homebuyers generally buy more than they can afford. Appreciation was the savior… But depreciation will be their downfall.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdrealtor]Brian
how you are such an expert on human behavior. Personally I beleive you are just making this all up as you go along.
[/quote]

sdrealtor, I know that most buyers barely squeak by on qualifying for their mortgages. That doesn’t give them much leeway to deal with other expenses and setbacks that come up in life.

Homebuyers generally buy more than they can afford. Appreciation was the savior… But depreciation will be their downfall.

[briansd1]

[quote=sdrealtor]Brian
how you are such an expert on human behavior. Personally I beleive you are just making this all up as you go along.
[/quote]

sdrealtor, I know that most buyers barely squeak by on qualifying for their mortgages. That doesn’t give them much leeway to deal with other expenses and setbacks that come up in life.

Homebuyers generally buy more than they can afford. Appreciation was the savior… But depreciation will be their downfall.

[scaredyclassic]

there’s even a phrase for it….

house poor

Definition

The condition of having very little cash because nearly all of one’s net worth is tied up in one’s house.

[scaredyclassic]

there’s even a phrase for it….

house poor

Definition

The condition of having very little cash because nearly all of one’s net worth is tied up in one’s house.

[scaredyclassic]

there’s even a phrase for it….

house poor

Definition

The condition of having very little cash because nearly all of one’s net worth is tied up in one’s house.

[scaredyclassic]

there’s even a phrase for it….

house poor

Definition

The condition of having very little cash because nearly all of one’s net worth is tied up in one’s house.

[scaredyclassic]

there’s even a phrase for it….

house poor

Definition

The condition of having very little cash because nearly all of one’s net worth is tied up in one’s house.

[SD Realtor]

Read what I wrote. I never said walking away was not good or bad. Just don’t blame your poor decisions on other people, or external conditions, or Alan Greenspan, or (pick your scapegoat and insert it here). Taking responsibility in the form of walking away is fine with me. We all pay when someone does that because our govt is controlled by those entities that go walked away from.

There is no doubt all of these greater entities ENCOURAGED people to do the wrong thing, PROVIDED an easy path for them to MAKE STUPID CHOICES. Yet they didn’t sign the loan docs.

[SD Realtor]

Read what I wrote. I never said walking away was not good or bad. Just don’t blame your poor decisions on other people, or external conditions, or Alan Greenspan, or (pick your scapegoat and insert it here). Taking responsibility in the form of walking away is fine with me. We all pay when someone does that because our govt is controlled by those entities that go walked away from.

There is no doubt all of these greater entities ENCOURAGED people to do the wrong thing, PROVIDED an easy path for them to MAKE STUPID CHOICES. Yet they didn’t sign the loan docs.

[SD Realtor]

Read what I wrote. I never said walking away was not good or bad. Just don’t blame your poor decisions on other people, or external conditions, or Alan Greenspan, or (pick your scapegoat and insert it here). Taking responsibility in the form of walking away is fine with me. We all pay when someone does that because our govt is controlled by those entities that go walked away from.

There is no doubt all of these greater entities ENCOURAGED people to do the wrong thing, PROVIDED an easy path for them to MAKE STUPID CHOICES. Yet they didn’t sign the loan docs.

[SD Realtor]

Read what I wrote. I never said walking away was not good or bad. Just don’t blame your poor decisions on other people, or external conditions, or Alan Greenspan, or (pick your scapegoat and insert it here). Taking responsibility in the form of walking away is fine with me. We all pay when someone does that because our govt is controlled by those entities that go walked away from.

There is no doubt all of these greater entities ENCOURAGED people to do the wrong thing, PROVIDED an easy path for them to MAKE STUPID CHOICES. Yet they didn’t sign the loan docs.

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