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March 10, 2008 at 5:46 PM #12057March 10, 2008 at 6:08 PM #167044
Bugs
ParticipantWe live in the information age. I don’t think we really know how long the half life of some of this information will end up being.
I’m not convinced that the “everyone’s doing it so in time it won’t be a big deal” rationale that some people are pushing right now is going to pan out in the long run.
March 10, 2008 at 6:08 PM #167365Bugs
ParticipantWe live in the information age. I don’t think we really know how long the half life of some of this information will end up being.
I’m not convinced that the “everyone’s doing it so in time it won’t be a big deal” rationale that some people are pushing right now is going to pan out in the long run.
March 10, 2008 at 6:08 PM #167369Bugs
ParticipantWe live in the information age. I don’t think we really know how long the half life of some of this information will end up being.
I’m not convinced that the “everyone’s doing it so in time it won’t be a big deal” rationale that some people are pushing right now is going to pan out in the long run.
March 10, 2008 at 6:08 PM #167402Bugs
ParticipantWe live in the information age. I don’t think we really know how long the half life of some of this information will end up being.
I’m not convinced that the “everyone’s doing it so in time it won’t be a big deal” rationale that some people are pushing right now is going to pan out in the long run.
March 10, 2008 at 6:08 PM #167466Bugs
ParticipantWe live in the information age. I don’t think we really know how long the half life of some of this information will end up being.
I’m not convinced that the “everyone’s doing it so in time it won’t be a big deal” rationale that some people are pushing right now is going to pan out in the long run.
March 10, 2008 at 10:51 PM #167198Multiplepropertyowner
ParticipantSocially acceptable? If you can walk away for free who cares what society thinks. If I needed to walk away and could do it for the benefit of my family, I totally would and anyone pious enough to say they would not has not been in that situation yet.
March 10, 2008 at 10:51 PM #167622Multiplepropertyowner
ParticipantSocially acceptable? If you can walk away for free who cares what society thinks. If I needed to walk away and could do it for the benefit of my family, I totally would and anyone pious enough to say they would not has not been in that situation yet.
March 10, 2008 at 10:51 PM #167520Multiplepropertyowner
ParticipantSocially acceptable? If you can walk away for free who cares what society thinks. If I needed to walk away and could do it for the benefit of my family, I totally would and anyone pious enough to say they would not has not been in that situation yet.
March 10, 2008 at 10:51 PM #167524Multiplepropertyowner
ParticipantSocially acceptable? If you can walk away for free who cares what society thinks. If I needed to walk away and could do it for the benefit of my family, I totally would and anyone pious enough to say they would not has not been in that situation yet.
March 10, 2008 at 10:51 PM #167557Multiplepropertyowner
ParticipantSocially acceptable? If you can walk away for free who cares what society thinks. If I needed to walk away and could do it for the benefit of my family, I totally would and anyone pious enough to say they would not has not been in that situation yet.
March 11, 2008 at 1:19 AM #167559Doofrat
ParticipantIf they find it is in their best interests, they should walk away. It’s non-recourse debt and the banks knew that when they wrote the loans. sarcasm on The banks of course factored in a margin to account for the possibility that some of the loans would go bad. sarcasm off 😉
March 11, 2008 at 1:19 AM #167657Doofrat
ParticipantIf they find it is in their best interests, they should walk away. It’s non-recourse debt and the banks knew that when they wrote the loans. sarcasm on The banks of course factored in a margin to account for the possibility that some of the loans would go bad. sarcasm off 😉
March 11, 2008 at 1:19 AM #167591Doofrat
ParticipantIf they find it is in their best interests, they should walk away. It’s non-recourse debt and the banks knew that when they wrote the loans. sarcasm on The banks of course factored in a margin to account for the possibility that some of the loans would go bad. sarcasm off 😉
March 11, 2008 at 1:19 AM #167555Doofrat
ParticipantIf they find it is in their best interests, they should walk away. It’s non-recourse debt and the banks knew that when they wrote the loans. sarcasm on The banks of course factored in a margin to account for the possibility that some of the loans would go bad. sarcasm off 😉
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