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Mortgage News for Monday - February 9, 2004

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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
Holmes appointed head of Ann Arbor Mortgage - 2004-02-09
Bill Holmes has been appointed president of Ann Arbor Mortgage Co., a subsidiary of the Charles Reinhart Co. Realtors.

Holmes, previously the firm's vice president, has been with Ann Arbor Mortgage since its founding in 1996. Holmes closed $10 million in loans during the firm's first full year of operations, according to Dave Lutton, owner of the Charles Reinhart Co. In 2003, the business closed loans totaling $113 million.
Read the full story at Ann Arbor News
 
Simple planning aids buyers get excellent mortgage rates - 2004-02-09
Mortgage rates have been kind to us lately. But experts suggests it's just a matter of time before the huge national budget deficit pushes rates upward.

What do you do if this upward rate spike happens to hit just as you're getting ready to close on the home of your dreams? You certainly want to nail in every possible price break that you can. Here are some tips from experts:
Read the full story at Fort Pierce Tribune
 






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