You didnt prove anything at all. Lets see something that shows SPRV owns the building. The disclosure says they dont. The Assessors office says they dont. What proof do you have that the company and the Assessors office are lying?
Good Luck with that. Didn't prove it as far as I'm concerned. I'll admit to being wrong, the day that building shows up in their filings, along with proof of revenue.
Do you have a copy of the merger agreement? Why did they only issue 1/2 of the 10 million shares? Was the building excluded from the deal? Anything at all that can support your claim that the disclsure and the Assessors office are wrong?
The comparison is to point out the way things work in the real world.
REAL WORLD???
OMG, REAL COMPANIES DISCLOSE THE DETAILS OF THEIR MERGER AGREEMENTS AND THEIR LARGE ASSET ACQUISITIONS! A $10,000,000+ BUILDING WOULD BE DEEMED A "LARGE ASSET"! WHERE'S A COPY OF THE ACQUISITION AGREEMENT?