The blatant reaching and stupidity is too much with this one. He didn't over value anything. The person who bought it did when they made the offer to buy it, Stewart accepted, and sold it to him. He sold the property at a gain, nothing more and it's on the buyer to have the money or prove what they need from a bank is worth that value if they needed a loan to do so. Doubting they needed it. The state assessor valued the property and the market value is totally separate and both outside of his control. Now if he utilized those values incorrectly with banks to get a loan while still owning the property then let us know.
@A_tothe_Z_Amber Apparently this ‘news org’ hasn’t been watching the news. Some home sales are basically bidding wars. I’ve seen numerous stories about buyers being outbid and the final price being way over the asking price.
@A_tothe_Z_Amber Come on you're expecting them to actually understand things like facts and reality.
@A_tothe_Z_Amber When you don't know what you don't know.
@A_tothe_Z_Amber He did it too didn't work for Adelphia CEO John Rigas at 82 years old and it shouldn't work for anyone else