Mortgage crisis resolution must balance competing interests

The mortgage system in Ireland has contrived to make strategic default a rational option for distressed borrowers to choose, writes Ross Maguire

Mortgage crisis resolution must balance competing interests

BORROWERS strategically default when they pay nothing but could pay something or when they choose to pay less than they can reasonably afford.

No figures exist to measure the scale of such default on mortgage loans, but it is widespread.

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