Foreclosurepedia Releases The NAMFS Income Tax Return

By Editor In Chief

November 29, 2016

As predicted, the National Association of Mortgage Field Services (NAMFS) is in dire straights. With only $27,403 in cash reserves, many are asking why Eric Miller continues to receive $120,215 a year with an additional $84,000 paid out to disqualified individuals by NAMFS on admission! Since FY2012, NAMFS has posted yearly losses of nearly a quarter of a million dollars! You can read all the gory details in our Assessment released several days ago. Regardless, read for yourself,

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