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Refinancing passes over many homeowners

By DINA ELBOGHDADY AND RENAE MERLE THE WASHINGTON POST

Posted: February 21, 2010 at 5:51 a.m.

The refinancing wave that swept the nation when mortgage rates hit historic lows last year is petering out, leaving behind millions of homeowners who could not qualify for the best rates.

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Business, Pages 63 on 02/21/2010

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