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mortgages remained low, commercial marketing mortgage 5.76 percent, in the third quarter while the prime rate, key to home equity lending and lines of credit, rose to 6.75 percent,” said Frank Nothaft, Freddie Mac vice president and chief economist. “The sharp rise in the cost of home equity lines of credit and the expectation that mortgage interest rates will go higher over the next year commercial marketing mortgage homeowners to look towards the refinancing option to extract home equity for home improvements or other investment purposes now.” “We are forecasting that home equity extraction from the refinancing of prime first mortgage liens will result in an extraction of $204 billion in commercial marketing mortgage up from the $142 billion converted to cash in 2004,” noted Nothaft. Freddie Mac expects home sales to hit a new record again in 2005 as low commercial marketing mortgage mortgage rates combined with teaser discounts on adjustable-rate mortgages maintain affordability, even as home prices rise. The federal government of the