They can't afford either audited or even reviewed statements as an audit would be at least 20-30k and reviewed around 10k. I would keep an eye on those Feb warrants and see if they are exercised or not.
Yes, it looks like they're still buying more property.
Quarterly reports do not have to be audited so there is no need to spend the extra money - this show prudence by Scott in keeping the professional fees in check.
The amount of disclosure on the capital stock is not for any purpose. I feel that these statements are issued for a specific purpose other than for quarterly reporting. Potential partners or financiers like to see continuous disclosure and reporting, especially from pinksheet companies.