Mortgage lender practiced 'fairness' too far - 2004-01-04
Thirty-five years after Congress okayed the Fair Housing Act, do racial preferences and discrimination continue to be practised in home mortgage finance? Are American home buyers still charged higher rates or fees on their loans solely because of their skin color or racial heritage?

The unfortunate answer appears to be yes. But that discrimination doesn't always take the form you might assume.
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Capital Title growing quickly - 2004-01-04
When someone sells a house in the Phoenix area, there's a good probability that Don Head's company gets a cut of the action.

Many home buyers and sellers readily understand such house-deal basics as mortgage rates, property tax and home insurance. Capital trades in the more arcane aspects of the deal, issuing title insurance that protects against losses from disputes about the property's ownership and handling the escrow procedure.
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