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Terra Firma Capital Corp. TFCCF

Terra Firma Capital Corporation is a publicly traded real estate finance company that provides customized debt and equity solutions to homebuilders, developers and property owners. Terra Firma focuses on quality commercial and residential development land and project financing. They target urban and suburban developments in high growth markets in the United States and Canada.


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Terra Firma Capital Corp. > Director/management compensation
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Comment by Thesweethearton Oct 26, 2019 2:18pm
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RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Director/management compensation

RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:Director/management compensationThat would be true if all profits flowed out to investors instead of in mgt pocket. Buying back shares is smoke and mirrors to hide the amount of cash not made for investors
PKKCAPS wrote:

Evaluating a financial businness from book value is actually a very effective method to determine the bare minimal value. Since all the assets book value represent the actual market value of the asset.
 

As an investor in TII for many years I couldnt be happier with the decision they took recently of buying back shares and paying a dividend. 

I am quite confident with the businnes , i don't care too much about the actual share price. 



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