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Mortgage News for Monday - January 19, 2004

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• UK house prices go into reverse
• Base may be tested for home-building stocks
• Leadership of Lakeland, Fla., Association of Realtors Stays in Family
• Are bonds once again 'certificates of confiscation'?
• High mortgage rates, lower prices put home buyers on sideline
• Analysts: Possible Bank One-J.P. Morgan Chase Union May Hurt Colorado Firm
• Banks not allowed to offer reduced interest for part of mortgage period
• State should not shelter those who prey on elderly, financially illiterate
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• Pacifica Bank Declares Expanded Mortgage Loan Services
• Mid-Essex: Wage shock for house seekers
• How is your karmic balance sheet performing?
• ABN AMRO Mortgage Group 2003 Production Hits $125.4 Billion
• AMI previews brokers' pre-regulation action plan
• Single-family real estate 'stable'
• Higher Mortgage Rates Dampen Home Loan Demand
• Indian IT company inks $20 million deal with US mortgage firm
• It's Difficult To Be Debt-free When You Have Kids
• Finances need makeover?
• Internet popular as a way to pay your bills
• The right mortgage can help with financial plan
• New training and competence package for the mortgage market
• Coalition: American Indians should take control of home finance
• Trade associations launch mortgage T&C web service
• UP should have seen end of mortgage refinancing boom
Mortgage News
Leadership of Lakeland, Fla., Association of Realtors Stays in Family - 2004-01-19
If there's anybody whose name is synonymous with Lakeland real estate, it's Don Pickard. Pickard, 52, is one of two associates at Pickard & Pickard Realtors, a company founded by his grandfather, A.F. Pickard, in 1911.

Also on his list of priorities is strengthening the relationship between Realtors and the 200 affiliate LAR members -- those who aren't Realtors but have a connection to real estate -- such as mortgage lenders, surveyors and inspectors.
Read the full story at Miami Herald
 
Are bonds once again 'certificates of confiscation'? - 2004-01-19
Given the various questions about the fixed-income market that I have recently got from readers of my daily column, I thought Chronicles readers might be in the mood to review the topic this week.

0% puts kibosh on bonds
This activity has extended into the mortgage market, most likely the corporate market and perhaps even the junk market. Second, the fixed-income market has seen a huge bid by Asian banks, notably in Japan and China, that are trying to peg the dollar.Your money, fast.
Read the full story at MSN MoneyCentral
 






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