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Mortgage News for Monday - May 24, 2004

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• Bradford Mortgage Acquires The Scottish Bank's Mortgage Division
• Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco Awards $5.5 Million to Help Lower-Income Homebuyers
• Report: Specter of defaults lurks behind California home sales surge
• House Hunting? Be Prepared With a Pre-Approved Mortgage Loan, Advises Coldwell Banker
• RBC Mortgage Opens MetMortgage Branch to Serve Dallas Customers of McGuyer Homebuilders
• SouthTrust Mortgage Corp. adds loan officer in Brentwood
• Buying a rental? Run the numbers
• First-time buyers 'borrow £1.36bn from family and friends'
• Son of a Builder, Rayburn Never Considered Another Career
• Housing Gap Grows Wider
• A booming year for building
• What goes down, must come up
• Habitat for Humanity completes first two homes of year
• CALLTO DOUBLE INTEREST RATES
• Mortgage lenders getting more creative as business wanes
• 500 AIB mortgage customers due refunds
• I'm leaving; he's refinancing the mortgage
• Woman wins share of ex-lover's home
• PMI Hires Jonathan Chan to Direct Asia Operations
• Evaluating pluses, minuses of mortgages
• RBC Dain Rauscher Names Vincent Boberski Director of Fixed Income Research and Strategies
• Lehman Brothers Names Joseph M. Gregory President and Chief Operating Officer
• U.S. mortgage bonds firm, eyes on follow-up buying
• Interest rates 'to rise to 5.25%'
• CML Slams "Misleading Reports"
• RMIC Joins Advectis BlitzDocs Certified Underwriting Provider Program; Newest Provider in Paperless Loan Processing Certification Program
• Decade Systems Enables Integration of Disparate Systems for Cardinal Financial Co.; Integration Technology Improves Online Mortgage Lending for Finance Company
• Mortgage rate moves
• Mortgage Lenders Getting More Creative
• MortgageHub Taps David G. Hellhake as EVP; 20-Year IT Industry Veteran Joins Web Servicing Company
• CALLTO DOUBLE INTEREST RATES
• Rates 'could double to cool housing boom'
• Brown's risky tactics trigger mortgage scare
• First Franklin Starts Second Quarter With Record-Breaking April Production
• HONG KONG
• Interest rates 'to rise to 5.25%'
• Mortgage lenders warn of looming housing crash...
• BRIONI: ESTABLISHMENT OF TRUST – THE KEY TO REGION’S FUTURE
• Demerger speculation at GUS
• Mortgage lending up
Mortgage News
A booming year for building - 2004-05-24
Elkhart is among the 30 most livable cities in the country, according to a recent study, but most people purchasing new homes are going to Goshen or Middlebury, and they're constructing at a record pace in Elkhart County.

Keim said low interest rates are enabling buyers to afford more home for the same mortgage payment. Mortgage rates at six percent or less have fed a nationwide housing construction boom.
Read the full story at South Bend Tribune
 
What goes down, must come up - 2004-05-24
Most people count their wealth by the value of their home, which is why headlines about higher interest rates and falling house prices are so emotive. Little wonder, then, if Middle England choked on its collective Cornflakes this morning as newspapers reported the prospect of interest rates doubling to 8.5%.

On closer reading, however, the comments by the Council of Mortgage Lenders, which represents banks and building societies offering home loans, are not quite so pessimistic.
Read the full story at Guardian Unlimited
 






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