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To: majaman1978 who wrote (55341)	2/12/1999 12:05:00 PM
From: SalmonMan	Respond to of 119973

FNHC..NEWS just out!!! Finet Launches Finet.com: 'America's Home Finance Network' New Online Resource Combines Award-Winning Origination Technology with Comprehensive Mortgage Services for Faster, Easier, Lower-Cost Homeownership February 12, 1999 11:47 AM WALNUT CREEK, Calif. Feb. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- Finet Holdings Corporation FNHC , today unveiled FiNet.com: America's Home Finance Network, featuring the Smithsonian Award-winning mortgage service, www.iQualify.com and www.interloan.com. FiNet.com marks the culmination of several years of strategic planning and technology innovation, bringing under one brand an impressive array of mortgage services for home buyers, mortgage brokers and lenders. "Finet has acquired and developed some of the industry's leading online mortgage services, and now we are proud to bring them together as one of the Internet's most comprehensive home finance networks under the FiNet.com brand," said Dan Rawitch, President of Finet Holdings. "By integrating iQualify and Interloan with Finet's Monument Mortgage and Coastal Federal Mortgage, FiNet.com can take consumers and mortgage professionals through the entire mortgage process, from origination to fulfillment. FiNet.com, benefits consumers by providing a faster, flexible, more complete online mortgage solution, avoiding the frustration, delays and cost of the traditional mortgage process. Lenders find a new source for leads and an interactive resource for educating the first-time buyer."