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Mortgage News for Thursday - March 11, 2004

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• Mortgage rates drop on job worries
• U.S. mortgage delinquencies lower, foreclosures up
• U.S. real estate rally seen sustainable in 2004
• Mortgage endowments black hole hits £40bn
• U.S. Home-Loan Requests Soar; 30-Year Mortgage Rates Drop to 5.34 Percent
• First home buyers feel fresh pain
• Home sweet home for $36,000 a year
• Can four share a mortgage?
• Home price rise hits affordability
• What slowdown? Home sales sizzles
• Mortgage limits upped
• Bosses in £40bn mortgage crisis
• Houses currently at right prices
• U,S. consumer spending supports retail real estate
• Fannie Mae hiked mortgage lending forecast again
• MBA Gives Burton C. Wood Legislative Service Award to Former MBA Chairman John Courson
• James Brannon Ogburn Promoted to Senior Vice President of Wholesale Lending
• Bush Initiative to Provide Homeownership for 40,000
• Mortgage Giant Fannie Mae, NAHB Launch Partnership to Expand 'Workforce Housing
• Fannie Economists See Fed Rate Increases Beginning This Fall
• Home mortgage lenders hit highs
• Housing market continues to be hot
Mortgage News
James Brannon Ogburn Promoted to Senior Vice President of Wholesale Lending - 2004-03-11
American Mortgage Express Financial, the number one privately owned mortgage lender in San Diego County, unveiled the addition of James Brannon Ogburn to the AME management team.

President and CEO Judy Dunham recently appointed Ogburn to the position of senior vice president of Wholesale Lending in order to head up the division's strategic operations.
Read the full story at Business Wire via Yahoo!
 
Bush Initiative to Provide Homeownership for 40,000 - 2004-03-11
The Department of Housing and Urban Development published in the Federal Register a final rule that will improve homebuying opportunities by boosting its offerings of adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) products on FHA-insured mortgages.

Potential homebuyers will be able to choose mortgages with periods of three, five, seven or ten years, depending on their needs, during which time the interest rate would be fixed.
Read the full story at rismedia.com
 






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