Dave, you're absolutely wrong.  

OHA has nearly $253 million in capital assets, which "include land, building, leasehold improvements, equipment and software development" (which are NOT liquid).  And that's not net.  

OHA has roughly $334 million in investments ("other assets"), which are, again, neither liquid nor net.  

OHA has roughly $32 million in CASH, which is LIQUID and not the $700 million in "cash type assets" that you allege (what happened to the $800 million you alleged earlier?).  

You can find all of this information publicly available in OHA's 2016 financial statement.  https://www.oha.org/about/aboutfinancial-statements/ 

In summary, you're absolutely wrong.