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Mortgage News for Monday - February 9, 2004

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• Interest rates must rise, warns Reserve
• Getting rid of private mortgage insurance early on
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• Home buyers, fire up your search engines
• How can I save when I'm almost broke?
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• BIA: 2003 new-home sales decrease 7 percent
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• Cold weather blamed for less housing starts
• American Mortgage Express Shows New Headquarters
• Holmes appointed head of Ann Arbor Mortgage
• Simple planning aids buyers get excellent mortgage rates
• US Senate makes Fannie, Freddie hearing for Tuesday
• Some US Appraisers Feel Pressure To Boost Home Values
• House approves ban on predatory mortgage lending
• Mississippi View Holding Company Declares 1st Quarter Earnings
• Flight to euro mortgages can be journey fraught with danger
• CONGRESSMAN FORD, FREDDIE MAC INTRODUCE $25 MILLION EFFORT TO REVITALIZE MEMPHIS NEIGHBORHOODS, LIFT MINORITY HOMEOWNERSHIP
Mortgage News
Home buyers, fire up your search engines - 2004-02-09
Prime home-buying season is approaching. If you intend to join the house-hunting hordes in the spring and early summer, start preparing soon.

Savvy buyers lay the groundwork in advance by educating themselves about the home-buying process and its terminology, checking their credit reports for errors, figuring out how much they can pay for a house, finding mortgage and real estate professionals whom they trust, and narrowing down their choices of neighborhoods.
Read the full story at Bankrate.com
 
How can I save when I'm almost broke? - 2004-02-09
Dear Money Matters,
By the time all of the bills are paid off for the month, I am fortunate to have $200 left. How can I save and perhaps invest?
Stacy

Dear Stacy,
Housing: If you own a home and have a mortgage that's, say, more than a year old, look into refinancing. Interest rates are at historic lows -- that alone may save substantial money from one month to the next.
Read the full story at Bankrate.com
 






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