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	<title>Comments on: Beaumont, TX Highest Home Equity Rates in Nation</title>
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		<title>By: pam</title>
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		<description>It would certainly be interesting to see the predominant loan types that were made in Beaumont, Corpus and El Paso and the age of these loans.  It would be nice to see that the majority are fixed rate as opposed to interest only or option ARMs in these areas.  Otherwise, all 3 areas could become adversely affected when the loans begin adjusting IF slow appreciation doesn&#039;t continue.  For now, that is wonderful news.

Saying that, I&#039;m surprised El Paso remains in the Top 5 given the propensity for loan fraud there.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>It would certainly be interesting to see the predominant loan types that were made in Beaumont, Corpus and El Paso and the age of these loans.  It would be nice to see that the majority are fixed rate as opposed to interest only or option ARMs in these areas.  Otherwise, all 3 areas could become adversely affected when the loans begin adjusting IF slow appreciation doesn&#8217;t continue.  For now, that is wonderful news.</p>
<p>Saying that, I&#8217;m surprised El Paso remains in the Top 5 given the propensity for loan fraud there.</p>
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