It's not a case of being foolish - it's a case of having the moral courage to say "no" to the big financial institutions who think that they can use any tactics to make money.(posted 8287 days ago)If you have been forced out of your home, often through no fault of your own, and you then see that home being sold for a fraction of it's true value that is heartbreaking enough.
To then be hounded for years, threatened and harrassed because that financial institution now thinks it is your fault it lost money on the sale is adding even more to an already heavy burden.
If more people had the courage to refuse these repossessed properties, the financial institutions would have to rethink their approach.
Unfortunately, it is short-sighted, gutless, moral cowards like you that make this misery a profitably business for them.