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Mortgage News for Sunday - January 11, 2004

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• Owner must get a clear title after paying off mortgage
• New year's the time to initiate smart moves with debts, savings
• Looking for a mortgage? Don't push too hard or you'll be blacklisted
• Banks offer buyers fixed-rate mortgages
• Many Parents Purchase Houses for Children in College
• Founder of Irvine, Calif.-Based Lender Blames Self for Company's Demise
• IFC might purchase bad loans of local comm’l banks
• Toledo, Ohio, Area Sees Strong Home, Commercial Lending Activity
• Maryland Housing Price Increases Expected to Cool in 2004
• Lucas County, Ohio, Continues to See Jump of Mortgages
• Staying on top of your financial affairs can help you manage life's ups and downs
• MBSB sees immediate demand of RM50 million in reverse mortgage loans
• IFC cautions on foreclosure
• Savings take a beating
• Ten tips to get cash for your first home
• Money advice for thirtysomethings
• Mortgage Veteran Joins Pequot
• Financial Mistakes Can Be Remedied
• Mortgage firm ranks well with Fortune mag
• Your financial well being: A 12-step program
Mortgage News
Mortgage Veteran Joins Pequot - 2004-01-11
Paul A. Suprin recently became part of Pequot Properties after retiring from a 32-year career in banking. His residential mortgage and commercial real estate financing background will be valuable in those sales areas at Pequot Properties.

His civic and community activities include board positions for the Waterford Board of Selectmen, The Eastern Connecticut Chamber of Commerce, United Way and as a corporator for Lawrence & Memorial Hospital. He lives in Waterford.
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Financial Mistakes Can Be Remedied - 2004-01-11
We all commited mistakes with our money, but recognizing those mistakes can be the first step toward correcting them. Here are some situations experts believe consumers go wrong — and their advice for staying out of trouble.

A debt consolidation loan is one way to deal with debts, he said, “but not if it isn't followed by an effort to refrain from incurring additional debt.”

The same holds true for paying down debt with a home equity loan or a cash-out mortgage refinancing, he added.
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