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New York Times: Walking Away From Your Mortgage, Not So Bad After All

By Sam Glover

New York Times: Walking Away From Your Mortgage, Not So Bad After All | Consumerist Related posts:More on walking away from your mortgageNew York Couple Harassed by Creditors Trying to Collect Debt Their Dead Son OwedIn Tough Times, a Debt Collector Sees the Pain Related posts:

• More on walking away from your mortgage
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• In Tough Times, a Debt Collector Sees the Pain


Full post as published by Caveat Emptor on April 02, 2009 (boomark / email).

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