Dale Bellema Company organization

“And he used part of that to purchase a $1.2 million house in Dallas and put money in trust funds for his kids. That was his part of the money laundering. He received another five years in prison for doing that. Immediately after Vineyard to…”

“Bellema defaulted on the loan and declared bankruptcy. But prior to that, Bellema bought out Corson's interest for $33,000 in 87. So Corson walked away with $33,000 and never had a penny involved in any of it. Bellema executive Larry Thropp…”

“who was married to the daughter of a former New Mexico governor, Jack Campbell. Through Campbell and his business trips to New Mexico, Bob, a native of Chicago and graduate of the University of Notre Dame, learned of the availability of Bel…”

“who owned about 10% of the company's stock to increase his holdings to 21%. After Goulet founded TAMCO in 77, its only asset was the Dale Bellema Company in Albuquerque, New Mexico. This company was formed in 1947 by Abdul Hamid Bellema, wh…”

“By 1958, Bellema was reportedly the sixth largest home builder in the world. In 1973, a year after Dale Bellema, that was his nickname, died, the company was sold to Ernest Hahn, a shopping center developer in California. In 78, Tamco bough…”

“who was married to the daughter of a former New Mexico governor, Jack Campbell. Through Campbell and his business trips to New Mexico, Bob, a native of Chicago and graduate of the University of Notre Dame, learned of the availability of Bel…”

“MDC didn't file a deed of trust in the Harris County records, which would have made it much more difficult to foreclose on the property if Silverado defaulted on it. That omission indicated there was something else going on. That something …”

“So he's a watchdog for the mob-adjacent family, Galetas. And why was he angry at the article? Because they accused the family of being associated with the mob. When Bob and Crocker, who owned 60% of Bellama, took over the New Mexico company…”

“So he's a watchdog for the mob-adjacent family, Galetas. And why was he angry at the article? Because they accused the family of being associated with the mob. When Bob and Crocker, who owned 60% of Bellama, took over the New Mexico company…”

“arranged the deal with Corson. Bellarmine's only other Houston area land deal got its partner, MDC Holdings, into trouble with Security and Exchange Commission because MDC Holdings is a large Denver-based home builder and residential develo…”