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Boston, MA (PRWEB) May 15, 2012

First American Mortgage Trust | NXTLoan.com is moving to a new, modern corporate headquarters to accommodate growth and national expansion in the 203K Renovation and 203B FHA marketplace. As an early pioneer in FHA loans, First American Mortgage Trust continues to differentiate itself by supporting a manual underwriting process. According to Barry Polack, CEO and President, manually underwriting not only allows us to distinquish ourselves but also allows us to look beyond credit scores by focusing on a borrowers complete profile. The results offer us more flexibility and more financing options to our borrowers. Ariel Gruzman, Chief Information Officer comments, we pride ourselves in combining this unique philosophy with sophisticated risk management processes ensuring best in class program delivery and product knowledge. Our new facility will allow us even greater technological resources to ensure we preserve our past but build for the future.

The new location is conveniently located to Bostons highly publicized, emerging Innovation District. Polack notes, this move has been in the works since late 2011 and we are thrilled to finally consolidate our offices and employees into a single, world class headquarters optimizing our operational effectiveness and efficiency.

About First American Mortgage Trust

First American Mortgage Trust, also known as NXTLoan.com, was founded in 1986. For over 10 years the company has focused exclusively on FHA 203B and 203K products for wholesale and correspondent channels. Our partner ecosystem represents over 350 brokers, banks, credit unions, and sole proprietors offering financing options to those that may not fit traditional lender profiles. Our unique differentiation is our manual underwriting process which offers more flexibility to more borrowers by looking at the borrowers complete profile rather than just focusing on credit scores. We pride ourselves in sophisticated risk management processes and ensure best in class program delivery and product knowledge. Our team is comprised of exceptional talent and we pride ourselves on customer centric, world class service and support.

For more information contact Ilene Goldman, Chief Marketing & Sales Officer, or visit http://www.nxtloan.com. The new mailing address is 70 Leo Birmingham Parkway, Brighton, Ma 02135.

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Question by Dr. Ernest J Folk: Are you in favor of lowering the standards of credit scores to help the economy?
With the economy down and it impossible to get credit. Do you think it is a good idea to lower the credit standards so that it is easier to get credit. For example. Those that currently have high credit scores should be able to pay no interest on any loans. And those that have fair credit scores should enjoy the low interest rates of the people that had excellent credit. And for those that have poor credit, they should have decent rates, not sky high rates. In other words if they get rid of high interest on loans, do you think the economy will improve?

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Answer by Steve R
That sounds like a great idea

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New York, NY (PRWEB) April 18, 2012

RoadFish.com mens lifestyle and finance magazine spoke out today for the 60,000 military troops that owe a collective $ 390 million in back taxes to the IRS. RoadFish.com was saddened and appalled to find that there are evidently many holes in the system which resulted in this enormous amount of money due from the men and women who are serving our country.

Andrew Tilghman of the Air Force Times reported that according to data from the Internal Revenue Service, approximately 30,000 active-duty troops as well as another 30,000 reserve-component members owe the IRS a total of $ 390 million in back taxes. If divided evenly, that works out to $ 6,500 per person. Reasons for the foul-ups are listed as frequent moves, deployed troops missing important IRS query deadlines, and confusion regarding eligibility when it comes to certain tax breaks that active duty troops can earn from serving in combat zones. Tilghman includes a statement from Theresa Buchholz, a lead tax research analyst at H&R Block Services: Military tax returns are a little more complicated. It can be confusing because its hard to know what to include and what not to include [under the combat zone exclusion policy].

It appears that this is far from the first time something like this has happened to a service member. The article included the story of Navy Lieutenant Commander Steven Millard who went on back-to-back deployment a few years ago, resulting in a move for him and his family. He is quoted as saying, [It] took me two years to clear up a post deployment and get the money back I had to submit to stop the insanity of fines and interest. He blames his complicated and costly tax problems on his military deployment and subsequent move.

RoadFish.com was not pleased to hear that so many service men and women will be getting this bad news after their loyal military service. RoadFish.coms Senior staff writer even recommended that the troops look into taking action such as getting a free credit score check, to make sure that everything is in line with their credit so there are no other major financial surprises when they come home from deployment.

Evidently the frequent moves of service members are behind a large amount of the tax foul-ups. According to the above-mentioned Air Force Times article, if tax documents were mailed to the wrong address, and never reach certain service members, then they can mistakenly file incomplete tax returns. A recent move will result in the subsequent missing of a notification letter, and thus the taxpayer will fail to seize the chance of fixing the issue before the deadline runs out. Michael Sullivan, the owner of tax service company Fresh Start, stated, A lot of times that notice does not catch up to where they are actually living, and the IRS is only obligated to send the notice to the most recent address on file. If the IRS cant contact you, youre going to get an enforcement action.

RoadFish.coms Senior staff writer is quoted as saying, It hardly seems fair. These men and women are dedicating their livelihood to serving our country, and we cant get their taxes right? The IRS and the military need to figure out a new arrangement to work out the kinks in the system, and apparently there are lots of them. Ive got friends and family in the military, and God knows that they have more important things to worry about than how much they or their families will owe Uncle Sam when they get back from deployment.

According to Tilghmans military article, by law the IRS is required to notify military financial service offers in the event that a service man or woman is found to have a tax delinquency. The military will then look into the alleged claim, and if it is found that the service man or woman in question is either deployed, or has been hospitalized due to an injury sustained in combat, the military will take action to halt the IRS enforcement measures.

About RoadFish

RoadFish.com is an online men’s lifestyle and finance magazine targeted toward men in their 30s and 40s that have already attained a moderate level of success in life, and are striving toward more. It goes over current events of interest to this group, such things as exciting adventures, making money, consumer interests, hot chicks, and major sporting events as well as ways to make more and save more money. It is a publication owned by Purpose Inc.

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