What the judge in the Mar-A-Largo case said..."“Please, press, stop saying that I valued it at $18 million!"

To remedy your ignitance from the link...

"That's because local property taxes are higher for properties that are worth more. Mar-a-Lago's valuation is reflective of a property that is not a residence (even though Trump uses it as one).

"Mar-a-Lago is deed restricted as a private club. The deed itself is restricted, it can't be used for any other purpose, as such our office values it as we value the other private clubs in Palm Beach County," Haltermon Robinson said.

Deed restrictions can hurt a property's value, said Eli Beracha, the director of Florida International University's Hollo School of Real Estate.

"Clearly, when you have restrictions on a property, it'll only decrease, not increase the value of the property," Beracha said. "Every time you limit basically what the property can be, the chances are that it decreases the value."


Let's not forget that Trump at one point argued that 26 million was too high of a valuation for tax purposes...then the same year he said was worth 600 million for loan purposes.
40 year career in commercial and residential real estate around DC. Own a weather business also
Your property is assessed by the state and then a set figure is applied to that assessment and that is your annual property taxes. Commercial assessments always a higher factor.
You are a shut in who has no experience nor knowledge in these matters.
 
40 year career in commercial and residential real estate around DC. Own a weather business also
Your property is assessed by the state and then a set figure is applied to that assessment and that is your annual property taxes. Commercial assessments always a higher factor.
You are a shut in who has no experience nor knowledge in these matters.
But due to restrictions the value is lower.

Didn't you read the link?
 
I said discrepancies between his valuations for taxes and for loans went to proving fraud, you illiterate Bingo. 😄
He doesn’t set valuations for either, so it is impossible for him to commit fraud, imbecile.
 
How were the people of New York defrauded? What does the state of Florida have to do with NY?
They were defrauded by Trump's use of wildly differing valuations on his properties for taxes and for loan applications. Also just because you own a property in Florida doesn't mean it isn't an asset of a company incorporated in a different State.
 
No fraud if no one was defrauded.
Liberals deny actual outcomes not favorable to their feelings.
No ability to overthrow anything nor install anything else on 1/6. Lib loons say actual ability is irrelevant-the intent was there. Democrat sets off fire alarm to delay voting on continuing resolution for All of USA, loons say vote still occurred so his intent or ability. means nothing
 
How were all those harmed? Be very specific.
Some people didn't get loans because banks have a certain amount they can loan. When Trump committed fraud by over valuating his property, he made loans for other, more honest applicants, unavailable.

The bank lost money because Trump got a better interest rate based on the false valuations.

Tax payers were derived of government money because Trump undervalued his property.

Also, just to clarify, harm is not relevant and doesn't need to have occurred regardless.
 
Thanks for posting the same nonsense that you posted before and subsequently didn't reply too.

Again I ask, what does depreciation have to with Trump valuating his property at less then 26 million for tax purposes but 600 million for loan purposes?
Trump doesn’t decide those valuations, Gomer.
 
He doesn’t set valuations for either, so it is impossible for him to commit fraud, imbecile.
He does claim a set value for his assets on loan applications. The point isn't whether the bank did their due diligence on his application, it's about whether those valuations match with those of his tax filings and they don't. Not even close. That's called fraud.
 
Agreed.

Will you explain?
Nope. Not playing your leftist shitbag game any further. :nono:

You've done 3 on the list so far, that's enough.

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It applies more often than I use it and to many of them.
 
Some people didn't get loans because banks have a certain amount they can loan. When Trump committed fraud by over valuating his property, he made loans for other, more honest applicants, unavailable.

The bank lost money because Trump got a better interest rate based on the false valuations.

Tax payers were derived of government money because Trump undervalued his property.
Give us some names of those who didn’t get loans, and the names of the banks complaining about the interest rates they gave based upon the appraisals they did, Moron.
 
He does claim a set value for his assets on loan applications. The point isn't whether the bank did their due diligence on his application, it's about whether those valuations match with those of his tax filings and they don't. Not even close. That's called fraud.
They don’t need to match.
 

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