Tamarack Property Management Co. is owned by Northwest Real Estate Capital Corp. and specializes in preserving affordable housing in Montana.
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Capital Structure Market Cap $39.06M Total Debt $0.00 Cash $852.35K Other - Enterprise Value $38.25M Trading Data Volume 20,000 Average Volume (3 months) 636,964 Previous Close 0.16 Open 0.17 Shares Outstanding (Ticker) 235.82M Dividends NWCCF does not currently pay a dividend....
Yoshitoshi, “Osen and Otoku on the Veranda of the Isegan Restaurant at Shibaguchi,” from the series “Kaito Kaiseki Beppin Kurabe [Comparison of Specialties at Restaurants in the Imperial Capital,” April 2, 1878, published by Kobayashi Testujiro, oban-size (91/8” x 137/8“). Courtesy ...
Bill Farley may have agreed. Shortly after the takeover he announced his intention to sell a small oil and gas drilling venture for $50 million, the company's 26% stake in Pogo Producing for $90 million, various real estate properties for $30 million, and Universal Manufacturing, an electri...
(4) GTNW's past financial performance indicated that it could absorb the interim loss without affecting its ability to compete, operate or raise capital. Cf., e.g., Public Serv. Comm'n v. Indianapolis Rys., supra at 44. In short, the Commission failed to present any evidence that might...
(5) Acting as investment or financial adviser to the extent of (i) serving as the advisory company for a mortgage or a real estate investment trust; (ii) serving as investment adviser, as defined in section 2(a) (20) of the Investment Company Act of 1940, to an investment company regi...
The focus is on on-balance sheet assets that carry a 100% risk weighting in the calculation of regulatory capital ratios. This study finds that Pacific Northwest banks significantly increased their share of 100% risk-weighted assets between 2001 and 2007, largely through commercial real estate ...
speculative purchases continued to attract capital to land ventures. The Development of the Small Freehold.—The cheapness of land and the scarcity of labor, nevertheless, made impossible the triumph of the huge estate with its semi-servile tenantry. For about $45 a man could get a farm of ...
CAPITAL: Yellowknife. NICKNAME: Canada's Last Frontier, Land of the Polar Bear, or North of Sixty. ENTERED CONFEDERATION: 15 July 1870; reorganized 1 September 1905. MOTTO: The New North (unofficial). COAT OF ARMS: The crest consists of two golden narwhals (representing marine life) on ...