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May 3, 2010
White on the Morality of Strategic Default
Brent T. White (Arizona) has posted Beyond Guilt in the Housing Crisis: The Morality of Strategic Default on SSRN. Here's the abstract:
Responding to those who argue that homeowners who strategically default on their mortgages are immoral and socially irresponsible, this article argues that breaching a mortgage contract is not only morally acceptable, it may be the most responsible course of action when necessary to fulfill more important obligations to one’s family.
Ben Barros
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May 3, 2010 in Mortgage Crisis, Real Estate Transactions, Recent Scholarship | Permalink
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