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Mortgage News for Saturday - February 7, 2004

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• Senator Wants New Fannie Mae Regulator
• Key US lawmaker suggests Fannie, Freddie watchdog
• 30-Year Loan Rates Climb to 5.72%
• Updated Law Provides Protection From Creditors During Military Service
• Record number of foreclosures spurns drive to suspend auctions in Philadelphia
• Utah Legislators Unveil Measures to Protect Mortgage Borrowers
• Suspects in Spokane, Wash., Mortgage Fraud Case Accuse Former Employees of Setup
• British mortgage lender wants govt. help
• FIRST-TIMERS TAKING RISKS
• Hawaiian group back in court over lapsed mortgage promise
• Deducting mortgage interest isn't needed
• Cleveland can renew high-cost mortgage-loan law
• FIVE MOVES AFTER, A HOME AT LAST FOR YOUNG FAMILY
• Housing market defies troubled economy
• Local builder gets five-year sentence
• Mortgage lender woes halt home construction
• Preventing debt from taking over your life
• One house at a time
• Plan assists buyers, fixup of foreclosed homes
• Reality 'decorating' shows bypass the process, planning
Mortgage News
Local builder gets five-year sentence - 2004-02-07
Paul Alexander Robertson, 30, of Benton, owner of PAR Homes, was dealt a five-year sentence in the Arkansas Department of Corrections on Tuesday, according to a press release from the Saline County Prosecuting Attorney's Office.

In connection with the federal charges, Robertson admitted that he had defrauded five different lending institutions on 31 separate mortgage loans that he obtained from March 2001 to December 2003.
Read the full story at Benton Courier
 
Mortgage lender woes halt home construction - 2004-02-07
Rhody Hayes has wondered why so many homes being built in his Desert Estates neighborhood in Pasco have not been unfinished for the past year.

It's a situation with an uncertain cause, involving a mortgage company in Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings, Partners Mortgage Corp. of Seattle.

John Frankenfield, a real estate agent doing business as Tri-Cities Realty Inc. in Richland, said he brokered construction loans from Partners Mortgage for the contractors about 18 months ago to build homes in the Desert Estates II tract.
Read the full story at Tri-City Herald Online
 






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