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Website:
http://www.sourcecapital.com
Phone: +1 509 928-0908 |
Address:
8817 E. Mission Ave.
Spokane, WASHINGTON 99212-2532 |
Company Description
Source Capital Corporation provides loans to individuals and corporations, collateralized by real estate or personal property. The company through its subsidiary provides lease financing to equipment and vehicle contracts and purchase accounts receivables from manufacturing and wholesale clients. The operations of the company include lending, leasing and receivables financing. Interest and fee income accounted for 68% of 1999 revenues; financing income, 27%; lease income, 4% and investment and real estate income, 1%.
Key People
| Chairman | A. J. Wolff Jr. |
| President & Chief Executive | D. M. Jones |
| Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, Secretary & Treasurer | Lester L. Clark |
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