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Mortgage News for Monday - September 29, 2003

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• Shut down mortgage firm sued
• BofA using online helpers to increase mortgage business
• Higher California mortgage defaults predicted
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• Area banks' ROA dips below national average in second quarter
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• Soaring real estate values provides mortgage insurance relief to some
• Wachovia Mortgage begins e-mail effort
• More people face money problem
• Abana Realty relocates to Hoover, triples HQ size
• Low mortgage rates boost commercial lending in first half of 2003
• Finance firm expands rare network
• New regulations may lower manufactured home sales
• Competition Creates Sunday Banking Hours
• Slight increase in interest rates doesn't slow buyers
Mortgage News
BofA using online helpers to increase mortgage business - 2003-09-29
Bank of America Corp. expects to process approximately $2 billion in mortgage loans via its Web site this year and many could be aided by behind-the-scenes online helpers.

The bank says it is using technology that provides real-time, interactive assistance to online mortgage applicants through instant messaging.
Read the full story at Charlotte Business Journal
 
Higher California mortgage defaults predicted - 2003-09-29
Mortgage defaults are expected to increase as the state deals with political uncertainty and a record $38 billion deficit, says foreclosure property investment advisory firm Foreclosures.com of Sacramento.

"Foreclosures fell sharply in southern California in the second quarter," says Alexis McGee, president of the company. "We expected that as the last victims of the 2001 recession were washed out of the system. Now activity is edging up again.
Read the full story at Sacramento Business Journal
 






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