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Mortgage News for Thursday - February 12, 2004

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• Greenspan words lower mortgage rates
• Greenspan-Fed seeks change in GSE overdraft policy
• US 2004 bond supply seen healthy, but below '03-BMA
• Barclays Capital to expand into U.S. mortgages
• Mortgage Index Lower Again
• Australia's Hardie net surges on U.S. housing boom
• Deloitte & Touche to assist in Fannie Mae accounting review
• Fannie Mae Promotes Prefab Home Ownership in California
• Financial restructuring
• Right of rescission lets you get out of a loan
• Mortgages at ten times your salary
• January new-home sales in capital area surge 33%
• HK residential mortgage loans in negative equity lower
• Hispanic home ownership on the uptrend
• Property tax increased 19%
• State agency offering lowest mortgage rates in its history
• Intra-family loans can lower estate tax bill
• Obstacles to landing a mortgage
• Huge year for home developers
• U.S. mortgage-backed bond spreads a bit wider
• US retail sales decline, jobless claims higher
• Twin Cities home sales freeze in January
• BearingPoint's Readiness Assessment Program Provides Mortgage Companies A Business Case for Implementing New Imaging Technologies in 2004
• Florida Home Sales Up 12 Percent, Says Florida Association of Realtors
• Fourth Quarter Total Existing-Home Sales Approach Record
• Home loan feeding frenzy
• Parents in debt borrow from kids
• Bankrate: Mortgage Rates Close To Standstill
Mortgage News
BearingPoint's Readiness Assessment Program Provides Mortgage Companies A Business Case for Implementing New Imaging Technologies in 2004 - 2004-02-12
BearingPoint, Inc., one of the world's biggest business consulting and systems integration firms, declared today that it will begin offering a set of services to mortgage companies allowing them to begin implementing new imaging technologies in 2004.

"Mortgage companies who are looking to increase their overall profitability this year should be investing in imaging," said David Hisey, a managing director with BearingPoint.
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Florida Home Sales Up 12 Percent, Says Florida Association of Realtors - 2004-02-12
In the fourth quarter of 2003, a surging housing market, combined with rising consumer spending, exports and business purchases boosted the economy in Florida and nationwide.

According to Freddie Mac, a 30-year, fixed-rate mortgage averaged 5.92 percent for fourth quarter 2003, down from 6.01 percent in the third quarter; in fourth quarter 2002, the rate averaged
6.08 percent.
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