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Mortgage News for Friday - January 16, 2004

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• Bond prices rise, yields drop as investors bet mortgage loans will be repaid
• Mortgage interest rates drop to six-month low
• Mortgage, Insurance Scam Broken
• Remortgaging posts record debt
• Clearwater, Fla., Loan-Processing Center for Washington Mutual Will Close
• Wachovia generates 23% more in quarter
• Financial Firm Relocates to Fort Mill, S.C.
• £600m-a-day mortgage bonanza
• Bank mega-merger likely won't cost N.O. any jobs
• What's required raise my credit score and get a mortgage?
• Freeserve joins with The MarketPlace for mortgages
• 2 face possibility of losing licenses for equity stripping
• JPM chief says NY job losses insignificant
• Housing market still sizzling
• End mortgage uncertainties
• Hawaii mortgages rates drops below 5.4%
• Houston mortgage brokerage company bought
• HUD helps WIN group
• Study places BB&T 2nd in nation for home-mortgage customer satisfaction
• Low income homebuyers wanted
• UK mortgage market hits new high
• Mortgage Express announces product manager
Mortgage News
End mortgage uncertainties - 2004-01-16
Who hasn’t had anxiety about refinancing a home loan? What’s less painful, higher points or a higher interest rate? Are all these documents really necessary? Where did all these added fees come from, and what are they really for?

But it was clear from the outset that the most sweeping reform since 1974 of regulations governing the cozy mortgage settlement business would take the wisdom of Solomon, the patience of Job and the unfailing support of Martinez and the White House to institute.
Read the full story at The Chronicle
 
Hawaii mortgages rates drops below 5.4% - 2004-01-16
The largest Hawaii lenders posted either 5.25 percent or 5.375 percent this week, just one week after a going rate of 5.5 percent for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage.

The Honolulu Board of Realtors reported that First Hawaiian and City Bank offered the lower of the two rates while the higher was offered by Bank of Hawaii, American Savings Bank and Central Pacific Bank.
Read the full story at Pacific Business News
 






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