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Welcome back, I hope you had an enjoyable and relaxing holiday weekend. It's the end of the month, always a busy time, but if you have a second make sure you check out what Angelo Mozilo - chairman of Countrywide - had to say this week (article). Whether you agree with him or not, you have to admire the passion he has for this business. Have a great week. Do Not Call Regulatory Updates DNC Solution Kentucky eliminates its state Do Not Call list On April 5, 2007, Kentucky Governor Ernie Fletcher signed into law HB 430 which effectively eliminates the Kentucky Do Not Call List. Kentucky had already been integrating its DNC list into the National Registry. This legislation means you no longer need to separately purchase Kentucky’s state Do Not Call list, although registration with the state is still required. This change becomes effective on July 3, 2007 which is 90 days from the date of Governor Approval. 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Full Story BillSparkmanTheCoach Total success time management How to manage your pipeline and still have a life Full Story Fraud Alert SignOnSanDiego 12 indicted in mortgage-loan scam that defrauded lenders A dozen people have been indicted in a mortgage-loan scam stretching from Arizona to California that defrauded lenders out of $8 million, authorities said. Full Story CoStar Group Fraud Jumps 30% Mortgage fraud is a burgeoning crime that is affecting more and more companies and communities, according to a new report from the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA). Full Story AL Mobilian uses accomplices to bilk mortgage companies Darlene Hill was making a living in Mobile as a real estate investor when she devised a sophisticated con job against lenders that would net her far more money than just robbing a teller with a gun. Full Story   Stop wasting your time chasing shadowy leads and get to work with Transfers from DoublePositive! 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Full Story Reuters Banks wary of subprime mortgage market "head fake" Newfound stability in the $600 billion market for subprime mortgage-backed securities doesn't have anyone jumping for joy. Full Story GJSentinel Inflation worries drive mortgage rates Mortgage rates jumped this week on the back of heightened consumer confidence and renewed worries about inflation, an industry survey found Thursday. Full Story CNBC Mortgage Market Roundup U.S. mortgage applications rose in the most recent despite a big jump in borrowing costs, according to industry group. Full Story Orlando Sentinel Numbers game: No-fee mortgage not so clear-cut Could the nation's largest retail bank really offer people a home loan with no closing costs? That seemed to be what it was saying. Full Story MLive A lofty housing deal offers mortgage break or SUV lease A real estate developer is hoping to lure potential homebuyers with either a two-year lease on a 2007 Range Rover or one-year's worth of house payments. Full Story Boston Mortgage closings gradually moving to the online world Borrowers have used the Internet for years to shop for mortgages. Now a growing number are actually closing their loans online, too. Full Story WorchesterBusinessJournal Sub-prime collapse makes PMI more desirable The same insurance policy that used to scare customers away from Savers Cooperative Bank in Southbridge is now helping to reel them back in. Full Story NCTimes Mortgage fraud on rise in California According to the U.S. Department of Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, in 2006, California had more than one-third of the nation's suspicious loan activity at federally insured lenders. And the state's share of the suspected fraudulent activity is growing, according to the agency. Full Story Newsday Deal to pay mortgage by credit card In what an American Express release called "a significant first for the credit card industry," American Express card holders will be able to pay loans originated at American Home through American Express' new Express Rewards Mortgage program. Full Story On Capitol Hill NavyTimes Governor eases vets’ mortgage worries After listening to concerns of Fort Drum soldiers and families last week, Gov. Eliot Spitzer has announced a series of measures designed to address some of their problems, including a $10 million program to provide eligible New York veterans with low-interest mortgages. Full Story OrlandoSentinel With many borrowers in trouble, will Congress fix mortgage mess? With rising numbers of credit-stressed mortgage borrowers falling behind on their payments, will Congress step in and throw them a lifeline? Full Story RISMedia Income Checks Needed for Loans, Regulator Says Banks need to know a potential borrower's real-not stated- income when a subprime loan is applied for, a top U.S. banking regulator said Wednesday, as problems in the subprime mortgage market persist. Full Story Charlotte Oversight ahead for mortgage industry? Four bills aiming to curb foreclosures in North Carolina have cleared the N.C. House, and now await action by the state Senate. Full Story Log In to Your Account   |   DP website Copyright 2007 DoublePositive Group, Inc 1030 Hull Street, Suite 300  |  Baltimore, MD  21230 888-376-7484