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Mortgage News for Thursday - March 25, 2004

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• U.S. Economy: Corporate Profits Jumped in 4th Qtr; GDP Up 4.1%
• U.S. February Home Resales Climb to 6.12 Million Rate
• U.S. 30-Year Mortgage Rates Move Higher
• Mortgage delinquencies lower
• Homes sales and prices still strong in South Florida
• Median Price of a Home in California Jumped 20.7 Percent in February
• S. Fla. home sales, prices continue rise
• Record low for adjustable mortgages
• Cincinnati home sales hit record, while N. Ky. shows decrease
• Mortgage Giant Freddie Mac "neutral weight"
• Homes at risk if prices drop, mortgage rates up
• How to acquire a second home
• Should you use home equity to purchase a second home?
• ING DIRECT decreases mortgage rates again
• Illinois Home Sales Keep Steady in February
• Annaly Mortgage Management lowered to "hold"
• The American Dream needs mortgage reform
• Federal 'Zero Down' Mortgage Bill Is a Difficult Sell for Some
• Assistance for First Time Homebuyers
• FHA Mortgage Penalty Draws Flak
• Minorities Increasingly Use Subprime Mortgages
• Housing slowdown? Nope
• GHR Systems Hires Fiserv Executive to Lead Sales for Mortgage Automation Solutions Division
• U. Enhanced Mortgage Program expands boundaries
Mortgage News
S. Fla. home sales, prices continue rise - 2004-03-25
Low mortgage interest rates and out-of-staters making their dreams of a short-shirtsleeve winter become reality spurred strong Florida home sales in February, the Florida Association of Realtors said.

Statewide, home sales increased 18 percent - to 16,127 homes from 13,642 homes - an increase no South Florida metropolitan area approached by even half.
Read the full story at South Florida Business Journal
 
Record low for adjustable mortgages - 2004-03-25
Mortgage rates stayed near recent lows this week, with the one-year adjustable rate mortgage dropping to a record and giving home owners the opportunity to refinance their homes at lower rates, mortgage finance firm Freddie Mac said Thursday.

For the week ended March 25, the one-year adjustable rate mortgage (ARM) averaged 3.36 percent, with 0.6 of a point payable up front, versus 3.39 percent the previous week.
Read the full story at CNN Money
 






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