negative equity

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With house prices still falling, many borrowers would soon have negative equity again.
隨著房産價(jià)格仍在下降，許多借款人的權(quán)益也將很快爲(wèi)負(fù)。
That, in turn, leaves more homeowners deeper in negative equity, saddled with mortgages that vastly exceed the value of their homes.
這反過(guò)來(lái)會(huì)導(dǎo)致更多産業(yè)主陷入負(fù)資産觝押，背負(fù)大大超過(guò)其房屋價(jià)值的按揭貸款。
One school thinks that, even in cases of negative equity, most homeowners will not default if they can afford the payments—not least because defaulting will wreck their credit records.
一派認(rèn)爲(wèi)，即使在負(fù)權(quán)益的情況下，如果他們可以負(fù)擔(dān)還款，大部分房主將不會(huì)違約，至少不會(huì)因爲(wèi)違約破壞他們的信用記錄。

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a situation in which the value of a house has become less than the amount of money its owner borrowed in order to buy it

the state of holding a property the value of which is less than the amount of mortgage still unpaid