Pulver Group organization

“Written on Mainland. Which is the name of a bank. By the Houston Post. In June of 1987. It was under. Say. And Bruton. The guy that authored this book. It dealt with Mainland's purchase. Of a promissory note. From Pulver's group. We talked …”

“The apartment syndicators from New York consisted of four principals, Pulver, Anthony Pidoni, Stuart Goldman, and Jerome Gladstein, all from New York City. In the late 1960s, Pulver, Pidoni, and Gladstein had been insurance salesmen at John…”

“The apartment syndicators from New York consisted of four principals, Pulver, Anthony Pidoni, Stuart Goldman, and Jerome Gladstein, all from New York City. In the late 1960s, Pulver, Pidoni, and Gladstein had been insurance salesmen at John…”

“The apartment syndicators from New York consisted of four principals, Pulver, Anthony Pidoni, Stuart Goldman, and Jerome Gladstein, all from New York City. In the late 1960s, Pulver, Pidoni, and Gladstein had been insurance salesmen at John…”

“The apartment syndicators from New York consisted of four principals, Pulver, Anthony Pidoni, Stuart Goldman, and Jerome Gladstein, all from New York City. In the late 1960s, Pulver, Pidoni, and Gladstein had been insurance salesmen at John…”

“By the end of 1974, even before the group's limited partnership business had really cranked up, Palmer purchased a mansion on three-acre lot in a wealthy suburb of Long Island called Kingsport. Three years after that, Pidoni bought a mansio…”

“And in 1978, they unloaded their investments and leases to a guy by the name of Seymour Lazar, L-A-Z-A-R, who lived in California. The investigative reporters couldn't find him or any information about him. But three years later, when he wa…”

“What? Seymour Lazar was banking at Castle Bank? Lazar, who was an investor and an attorney in Palm Springs, California, had gotten in trouble with the SEC in 1973 during an attempted takeover of Armor Corporation by General Host. One of Laz…”

“were with Mainland, but the few that weren't were also significant. After Raymond Hill quit as chairman of Mainland in October 1985, Pulver's group immediately turned to Sandia Federal Savings Loan in Albuquerque to finance their next big H…”