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	<title>Comments on: It is Probably Not Irrational to Pay for an Under-Water Home</title>
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		<title>By: Effective Demand</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[&quot;Default on a home may make it difficult to finance another home, or to obtain future consumer credit. Foreclosure is also a very public process, and it could damage some people’s reputations.&quot;

I expounded on my thoughts more over on my blog but I would point out.. as far as I can tell we haven&#039;t had much study as to what the economically rational thing to do is because the cultural bias is &quot;Of course you have to stay and pay for your obligation&quot;. While there are some negatives to walking away there are also some benefits and out what point do the benefits outweigh the negatives. That model hasn&#039;t been made.

Access to credit may matter much less if you have strengthened yourself significantly by walking away or short selling an underwater home. I don&#039;t think many individuals have put much thought as it&#039;s a complex problem.. I think the &quot;solution&quot; is either status quo or thrust upon them by the particulars of their current situation.]]></description>
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<p>I expounded on my thoughts more over on my blog but I would point out.. as far as I can tell we haven&#8217;t had much study as to what the economically rational thing to do is because the cultural bias is &#8220;Of course you have to stay and pay for your obligation&#8221;. While there are some negatives to walking away there are also some benefits and out what point do the benefits outweigh the negatives. That model hasn&#8217;t been made.</p>
<p>Access to credit may matter much less if you have strengthened yourself significantly by walking away or short selling an underwater home. I don&#8217;t think many individuals have put much thought as it&#8217;s a complex problem.. I think the &#8220;solution&#8221; is either status quo or thrust upon them by the particulars of their current situation.</p>
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