- 9 - $71,525. For 1991, Great Western reported on its income tax return the receipt of rent in the amount of $83,446 from the nonhospital properties. Between March and July 1991, Ms. Hanna, on behalf of Great Western, attempted to sell the nonhospital properties. During May 1991, Vista, through Alpha Hospital, offered to purchase the nonhospital properties. During 1991, Great Western sold the nonhospital properties to Vista. Vista financed the purchase of the nonhospital properties through tax-exempt Certificates of Participation issued by the Cities of Arroyo Grande and Corona, California, (1991 certificates) to Great Western. The 1991 certificates were nonrecourse obligations secured only by the property acquired. The 1991 certificates were zero coupon obligations and no principal or interest payments were to be made until specified dates in the future. On receipt of the 1991 certificates, Great Western agreed that it would not attempt to transfer or otherwise dispose of the 1991 certificates without receiving from a rating agency a rating of A or better for the 1991 certificates. During November 1991, Ms. Hanna, on behalf of Great Western, attempted to obtain a rating for the 1991 certificates so that the certificates could be marketed. To assist in that effort, Great Western retained the underwriting firm of Peacock, Hislop, Staley, and Given, Inc. (Peacock). The efforts of PeacockPage: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 Next
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