Regardless of legal issues, if people start doing this en masse, banks will put extra hurdles for second homes, particularly if the first one is upside-down.
Regardless of legal issues, if people start doing this en masse, banks will put extra hurdles for second homes, particularly if the first one is upside-down.
Regardless of legal issues, if people start doing this en masse, banks will put extra hurdles for second homes, particularly if the first one is upside-down.
Regardless of legal issues, if people start doing this en masse, banks will put extra hurdles for second homes, particularly if the first one is upside-down.
Regardless of legal issues, if people start doing this en masse, banks will put extra hurdles for second homes, particularly if the first one is upside-down.
Hal Varian (Berkeley prof and now chief economist at Google) puts it simply
That sounds too good to be true: make the banks absorb bubble cost. I bet if people start doing this, the regulations will follow swiftly.
Hal Varian (Berkeley prof and now chief economist at Google) puts it simply
That sounds too good to be true: make the banks absorb bubble cost. I bet if people start doing this, the regulations will follow swiftly.
Hal Varian (Berkeley prof and now chief economist at Google) puts it simply
That sounds too good to be true: make the banks absorb bubble cost. I bet if people start doing this, the regulations will follow swiftly.
Hal Varian (Berkeley prof and now chief economist at Google) puts it simply
That sounds too good to be true: make the banks absorb bubble cost. I bet if people start doing this, the regulations will follow swiftly.
Hal Varian (Berkeley prof and now chief economist at Google) puts it simply
That sounds too good to be true: make the banks absorb bubble cost. I bet if people start doing this, the regulations will follow swiftly.
