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Real estate experts say market has softly landed 
A steady increase in interest rates was the impetus for a slowdown in single-family home permits in Gwinnett County in 2006 and likely will cause another decrease in 2008, according to a Georgia State University analyst and forecaster.
Source: www.bizjournals.com

Adjustable mortgages lose luster 
The steady rise in interest has homeowners deciding to refinance so they can lock in their housing payments.
Source: www.dailybreeze.com

A tailored service 
Love them or loathe them, lead providers look set to stay, as brokers and IFAs continue to recognise the benefits of third-party leads.
Source: www.mortgageintroducer.com

Foreclosures: A Real Boom for Investors 
(ARA) - The climate is ripe for an increase in the number of American homes going into foreclosure. Interest rates are on the rise, mortgage payments are continuing to increase and home values are staying stagnant in some places and falling in others.
Source: www.eveningtribune.com

How to Avoid Mortgage Insurance with a Small Down Payment 
(ARA) - If you’re in the process of buying your first home, one of the most important decisions you’ll make is how much money to put down. Since most people just starting out don’t have a lot of cash, they tend to make a small down payment.
Source: www.eveningtimes.com

News in brief 
Britain’s pensioners live on less than 10,000 a year, a new report from Prudential says. As many as 40 per cent (more than 4.5 million people) of the mature population are living off pension incomes which are about 12,000 less than the average national income.
Source: observer.guardian.co.uk

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