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RE: In The Red House

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of people having to bundle back into their original family houses because they defaulted.

And just think how in Australia, the bank of mum and dad put a lot of the money in for the deposits. This means that they lose it in the default and, the kids won't inherit it later either. Big impact.

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That's true and they've lost the asset in an asset class that only seems to be appreciating in value over the space of a mortgage bond. It's a lose lose all around, even the banks don't really do well out of this scenario.