For a commercial business loan, they certainly would. But for a private equity loan to a wealthy individual, probably not. But that apartment was nothing. Mar-a-Lago was a big one with the appeals court judges. Trump gave up any rights to use that property for anything other than a club in order to get tax concessions. He signed over those rights to the National Trust, a historical preservation society in something called a Deed of Conservation and Preservation. Yet he valued the property as if he could sell it, outright, which was not legally possible. Furthermore, to conceal that fact he buried his "beautifull" Mar-A-Lago among thirty some other properties, valuating them all together, not separate.