manifold
Diamond Member
- Banned
- #41
Most of it. Where does it say they get to keep the house?
"A growing number of homeowners particularly those whose properties have plunged in value in recent years are voluntarily ceasing payments on their mortgages and telling banks, "Force me out if you can,"
Are they living there forever? No. But whatever period of time they are there, they're not paying the mortgage and are still in the house saying 'fuck you' to the bank. Did I misread this?
So they don't get to keep the house.
I still fail to see the problem. If the roles were reversed - a financially ruined corporation occupying a building owned by an individual investor - the individual investor would almost surely have to hire attorneys to force the corporation to vacate.
It's only a problem if taking what doesn't belong to you violates your personal code of ethics.