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Chainfire

(17,527 posts)

8. Perhaps it appears to be odd

Reply to soothsayer (Original post)

Sat May 29, 2021, 05:03 PM

May 2021

because you aren't seeing the whole story. There may have been very good reasons why the bank was willing to transfer more money than a property was worth. Perhaps it was not the bank's money to begin with.... There are very crooked bankers like there are very crooked presidents and very crooked Supreme Rulers. Perhaps Trump was being paid, under the table for services rendered.

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Deutsche Bank gave me a $290 million loan against a property that I told the IRS was worth less than [View all] soothsayer May 2021 OP

I Have Always Thought it Would Be This Kind of Basic Financial Fraud That Brings TFG Down. Indykatie May 2021 #1

Go to Jail, go directly to jail, do not pass go, do not collect $200 spanone May 2021 #2

If I apply for a low 6 figure mortgage Danascot May 2021 #4

he must hypnotize people or threaten them, beats the hell out of me spanone May 2021 #10

Deutsche Bank launders money for the Russians, that's why Trump received the loan. sarcasmo May 2021 #32

Bankers should choose their customers Turbineguy May 2021 #3

In this case, they did. Yavin4 May 2021 #11

Putin Backed His Loans DanieRains May 2021 #20

Not what he expected Rural_Progressive May 2021 #26

Trump will skate on this. No jury will convict him. Midnight Writer May 2021 #5

Or he'll settle. Can he settle in this kind of deal? soothsayer May 2021 #6

He doesn't have the money. n/t Mr.Bill May 2021 #14

Except he's been busy grifting. And didn't he just brag about mortgaging an asset in CA? soothsayer May 2021 #15

He owns 30% of an office building Mr.Bill May 2021 #17

Ah, very good! soothsayer May 2021 #18

Here it is soothsayer May 2021 #16

This Is Criminal GB_RN May 2021 #21

Phew soothsayer May 2021 #30

Criminal fraud. Negative. paleotn May 2021 #22

+10000. He'll skate like Peggy Fleming at the Olympics. n/t Yavin4 May 2021 #13

Did he lie on the application, or was this the only unencumbered asset Ilsa May 2021 #7

Perhaps it appears to be odd Chainfire May 2021 #8

The Russians were probably underwriting his loans. rickford66 May 2021 #9

Correct. nt wiggs May 2021 #29

This will be fun to watch LetMyPeopleVote May 2021 #12

The fickle nature of real estate valuations? keithbvadu2 May 2021 #19

That's called....fraud. paleotn May 2021 #23

this is the property he got conservation easement of $21M for not developing it. Hamlette May 2021 #24

Doesn't make sense. We don't have a wealth tax. No reason for him to give the IRS a valuation. thesquanderer May 2021 #25

Well the image is from a 2019 msnbc Rachel Maddow thingy soothsayer May 2021 #27

Maybe he doesn't understand the difference between the Assessment Authority (or whatever it's called BobTheSubgenius May 2021 #28

Tax fraud, real estate fraud, bank fraud, total fraud. sarcasmo May 2021 #31

Fraud is why the bluster. Kid Berwyn May 2021 #33