Jon sold his property and a real life actual person paid more than what the tax assessed value was. That’s not bank fraud, dummy. That’s literally the free market.
Jon sold his property and a real life actual person paid more than what the tax assessed value was. That’s not bank fraud, dummy. That’s literally the free market.
@notcapnamerica Since the NY Post brought it up, let’s start talking about the overpriced properties Trump has sold to Russian Oligarchs and the Saudis.
@notcapnamerica Sounds like he overvalued to me. or cheated on his taxes. Pick one.
@notcapnamerica @MuellerSheWrote Trump is a con man #Fraud 🔺 Inflated assets in banker's books 🔻 Deflated assets in IRS books Real books for himself, CFO Rikers prison
@notcapnamerica Sooooo, these folks seriously don't understand how selling your house above market value isn't fraud, but overvaluing your home to get a *loan* is???
@notcapnamerica Now do Trump's loans, which are also literally the free market.
@notcapnamerica @TweetMore12 Also, he wasn't applying for loans..
The sad part is that people will read this nonsense and not understand the difference between selling a home above the appraised price (legal) and lying about the appraised price to a bank or the IRS for financial gain (illegal). Financial literacy needs to be taught in our schools.
@notcapnamerica It would be appear to be impossible for the Post to write anything that isn’t in bad faith.
@notcapnamerica Pretty sure a bank making money on a loan is also the free market.
@notcapnamerica @dailybeanspod Is The New York Post equivalent to The Inquirer???