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Website:
http://www.navistar.com/
Phone: +1 973 299-8713 |
Address:
1280 Route 46 West
Parsippany, NEW JERSEY 07054 |
Company Description
American Asset Management Corporation. The Group's principal activity is to provide mortgage-banking activities. The mortgage banking activities of the Group includes origination and sale of residential first mortgage loans collateralized by one to four family homes. The Group's other activities include obtaining final subdivision approval, complete physical improvements to the property and sell the subdivided lots. The Group solely operates in the United States of America. Provides mortgage banking activities which involves the origination and sale of residential first mortgage collateralized loans
Key People
| Chairman, President, Chief Executive & Chief Financial Officer | Richard G. Gagliardi |
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