Two Questions On Trump's NewYork Fraud Case (Page 3): I looked it up and it is 62000 + sq ft. Research before you speak!

Ronald 1947

kittibob wrote:

To believe that Trump did not commit fraud is to believe that he actually believed the place where he lives is 30,000 square feet when it's actually 11,000. Take your pick, fraud or mentally retarded. There is no other option.

I looked it up and it is 62000 + sq ft. Research before you speak!

Radiance3

Liberty Tree wrote:

I have not really been able to find the answers to these questions. Can anyone help?

1. Has Trump paid back the loans in question or is he in the process of paying them back?

2. Have the lending institutions suffered any loss because of Trump's actions?

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I have discussed this so many times at the prior issue. Leticia James had no case against Trump. It is about vengeance, hatred against Whitey Trump and his family. Want to push Trump and family out from NYC.

By the way, Trump developed NYC into one of the most beautiful financial cities in the world.

Became the ugliest when the Blacks occupied the city. Violence and crimes prevail.

The loan transaction and valuation of property was in good faith. The bank approved the loan based on Certified reports of CPA's. This is official and legal record where banks require official document to base upon.

I know this because I have investments on real estate properties. I am a licensed Realtor, an Accountant and Auditor, a CPA who've previously done these jobs. Now getting old and retired.

Trump's relation with the bank was a win-win situation. Both are winners as the bank grows, and Trump's business grows.

Trump complied with all the requirements and paid the loan according to the contractual obligations.

The bank and Trump are winners, preserving the integrity of their business.

Nobody was hurt.

More later, got to go for appointment.

ed4short Loc: New Hampshire

Kevyn wrote:

Many are outstanding and now dozens of banks will be able to sue the Trump family for piles of cash. Because of his fraud and brazen lies he was given better terms or received loans he didn’t qualify for and the banks are due the difference.

U got proof of that statement,YO-YO

slatten49 Loc: Lake Whitney, Texas

Ronald 1947 wrote:

I looked it up and it is 62000 + sq ft. Research before you speak!

Ask and ye shall receive:

https://www.forbes.com/sites/chasewithorn/2022/09/21/how-forbes-exposed-trumps-lies-about-the-size-of-his-penthouse/?sh=2aed3b0758ec

The relevant excerpt...."Records show Trump acquiring a 6,096-square-foot triplex apartment, occupying sections of floors 66 through 68, around the time Trump Tower opened in 1983. A decade later he expanded his penthouse, merging parts of two neighboring apartments into his home, according to the filings. The end result is 10,996 square feet of prime Manhattan real estate—a massive residence, no doubt, but much smaller than what Trump claims to own. No records filed with the city indicate that he has added or shed square footage in the years since."

albertk

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/10/2015-video-leftist-judge-engoron-who-is-presiding/

TrueAmerican

slatten49 wrote:

The relevant answers to your questions are in the following thread. But, since you were the first respondent, either you didn't finish it or couldn't/wouldn't comprehend the offered explanation.

https://www.onepoliticalplaza.com/t-292283-1.html

We know we know ORANGE MAN BAD !!!!!!

Fit2BTied Loc: Texas

Liberty Tree wrote:

I have not really been able to find the answers to these questions. Can anyone help?

1. Has Trump paid back the loans in question or is he in the process of paying them back?

2. Have the lending institutions suffered any loss because of Trump's actions?

My understanding is: 1.) Yes and 2.) No. But then, that isn't part of their argument - is it? The banks aren't suing Trump. Over the years, he's probably made them MANY millions.

elledee

slatten49 wrote:

To one who is so slavishly cult-like in his devotion to Trump, there can be no sufficient answer or explanation.

And all you got is a cheap shot...My gosh you pine knot Trump did one thing he put an R in front of his name

elledee

albertk wrote:

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/10/2015-video-leftist-judge-engoron-who-is-presiding/

How in the hell did this idiot survive woodstock

microphor Loc: Home is TN

Liberty Tree wrote:

I have not really been able to find the answers to these questions. Can anyone help?

1. Has Trump paid back the loans in question or is he in the process of paying them back?

2. Have the lending institutions suffered any loss because of Trump's actions?

My understanding t adding is loans were paid off and no damage to institutions . My question is " if Property was over assessed, why wasn't it caught by lender? I've bought two homes and had to show market value in both cases.

microphor Loc: Home is TN

microphor wrote:

My understanding is loans were paid off and no damage to institutions . My question is " if Property was over assessed, why wasn't it caught by lender? I've bought two homes and had to show market value in both cases.

elledee

Kevyn wrote:

Many are outstanding and now dozens of banks will be able to sue the Trump family for piles of cash. Because of his fraud and brazen lies he was given better terms or received loans he didn’t qualify for and the banks are due the difference.

You effin mud flap nobody has any problem with any Trump project Because they all made out like bandits you pine knot

RandyBrian Loc: Texas

F.D.R. wrote:

Thinking outside the box: br And IF all this fails... (show quote)

YES! It DOES sound too far fetched!
Just like mandated masks, mandated vaccines, putting tens of thousands of people out of work and ending their military careers for refusing to take an experimental drug, printing TRILLIONS of dollars in worthless money, and electing a corrupt politician with a 20 year history of selling political influence to China and in Europe..........all of it SOUNDS too far fetched.

RandyBrian Loc: Texas

SeaLass wrote:

Actually Kevyn one of the best definitions I ever heard was from a real estate agent talking to my parents. "The house is worth exactly what the next person who walks through the front door is willing to pay for it."

That's what Xi Jinping said about Joe Biden!

RandyBrian Loc: Texas

kittibob wrote:

To believe that Trump did not commit fraud is to believe that he actually believed the place where he lives is 30,000 square feet when it's actually 11,000. Take your pick, fraud or mentally retarded. There is no other option.

Your choice is meaningless. NO lending institution takes the word of ANYone as to the value of collateral for a loan. They have professional appraisers that evaluate and assign the value before the loan is processed.
Has an auto dealership ever given you more for a trade in vehicle in order to sell you a new car? What if you sell an antique piece of furniture and then the buyer claims it was worth less than your asking price? And let's not even GO to what this concept would do to the art world, where EVERYTHING's value is determined by fluid opinions.
By the way, is the judge committing a crime by setting values of property without a state license? On loans that occurred years ago? Just asking.