U.S. House PTR · Washington District 2

Rick Larsen

Exchange · Sonida Senior Living, Inc. Common Stock (SNDA)

March 31, 2026$1,001 - $15,000Document 20034351

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What did this PTR report?

EXCHANGE

Rick Larsen reported a exchange involving Sonida Senior Living, Inc. Common Stock (SNDA) (source ticker SNDA) on March 31, 2026. The source reports $1,001 - $15,000.

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Transaction record

Filer: Rick Larsen
House district: WA02
Asset: Sonida Senior Living, Inc. Common Stock (SNDA)
Official asset type: ST · Stocks (including ADRs)
Source ticker: SNDA
Transaction code: E · Exchange
Transaction date: March 31, 2026
Notification date: April 9, 2026
Reported value: $1,001 - $15,000
Owner field: Joint
Filing status: New
PDF location: Page 2 · row 5

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Notes printed with this row

Subholding of: Ameriprise One Account
Description: CNL Properties directors executed a sale of assets and Sonida Living, a common stock-based company, purchased those assets in March. I directed advisor to sell the Sonida stock in March. See "Sale' Transaction on this PTR

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A reported transaction is not a verdict.

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A disclosed transaction is not evidence of wrongdoing, material nonpublic information, intent, profit, loss, investment performance, a current holding, net worth, or a conflict of interest. Most dollar values are disclosure ranges, not exact transaction amounts. Some amended official rows contain an exact dollar value; amount_is_exact distinguishes those rows. Numeric bounds are derived only from an unambiguous source value and the original label is always retained.

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Rick Larsen Exchange: SNDA House Stock Trade

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