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Mortgage News for Saturday - January 17, 2004

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• Bank Merger: Credit Card and Mortgages at one place
• Taking Control Of an Escrow Account
• Mortgage comes second to Olympic ambition
• LV new-home sales break record in '03
• Nashville attracts new bank as BB&T plans local branch
• KC-area housing permits drop in December, up for 2003
• Gorman & Gorman sees loan volume jump in 2003
• Bank One customers should notice few changes
• Area real estate sales stronger than state average in 2003
• Optical Image Technology Partners with Doxentric to Offer EDM Mortgage Solutions
• Humboldt economy slows down
• UK mortgage market energized by huge increase in remortgaging
• Lower Interest Rate Drop in New Year Boosts Home Loan Applications
• Should you rent or buy given low mortgage rates?
• Indiana Tops Nation In Mortgage Foreclosures
• Habitat brings special home building project to St. Johns
• Resolutions on debt usually short-lived
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Should you rent or buy given low mortgage rates? - 2004-01-17
The headlines keep on coming: Housing sales attained record levels last year. New home construction saw a 15-year high. Mortgage rates are at 50-year lows. The residential housing market is on fire clear across the country.

The flip side of the coin shows apartment rental rates sagging as newly built condominiums are promptly leased out. The ensuing supply glut is leading landlords to lower rents and shower potential tenants with perks.
Read the full story at Financial Post
 
Indiana Tops Nation In Mortgage Foreclosures - 2004-01-17
Indiana tops the nation in mortgage foreclosure and loan delinquency rates. The most recent data available, compiled by the Indiana Mortgage Banker’s Association in 2002, reveals Indiana’s foreclosure rate is more than double the nation’s.

Nationwide, more than $8.9 trillion in mortgage loans are delinquent with a national foreclosure rate of 1.15 percent. In Indiana, foreclosures are twice the national average, with 2.38 percent of all mortgages foreclosed.
Read the full story at Warsaw Times-Union
 






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