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Mortgage News for Monday - November 24, 2003

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• Ticking off consumers
• Fannie Mae economist believes housing market will continue to grow
• House prices jump in third quarter
• New York mortgage company tries again to get Valley Bank
• Aclarian Mortgage opens in Lakewood Ranch
• Troubled mortgage lender's owner cutting ties to VC fund
• Old National to set up retail branches
• Bank's mortgage unit adopts Six Sigma
• Home equity lines of credit providing new financing option in Texas
• Mortgage lender expanding in FW
• InterFirst Wholesale Mortgage Lending's Financial Institutions Group Appoints Lisa DiFalco Business Development Manager
• California Banks Continue to Hinder African American and Latino Borrowers
• Freddie Mac exagerated earnings by $1B
• House price hike highest since 1982
• New National Code Of Mortgage Company Servicing Prohibitions Laid Out In Federal Settlement
• Property prices continue to go up
Mortgage News
House prices jump in third quarter - 2003-11-24
Year-on-year, real house prices saw their highest rise since 1982 in the third quarter of this year.

A very important factor currently present in the housing market, according to Du Toit, is the declining trend in interest rates since the middle of the year. He said a decline in interest rates supported the housing market by lowering mortgage instalments and therefore increasing the demand for housing.
Read the full story at iafrica.com
 
New York mortgage company tries again to get Valley Bank - 2003-11-24
New York-based American Home Mortgage Holdings Inc. is going forward on a long-delayed proposal to buy Valley Bank of Maryland, a small Hunt Valley thrift.

Melville, N.Y.-based American Home Mortgage filed a new application to acquire Valley Bank of Maryland with federal regulators this week. American Home Mortgage had originally announced a plan to buy Valley for $5.5 million in 2001.
Read the full story at Baltimore Business Journal
 






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