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I'm betting there are many people in these institutions who know there was never anywhere near enough money in that pile, even when the loans were new.
Call in your loan quick!tek wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 5:38 pmI'm betting there are many people in these institutions who know there was never anywhere near enough money in that pile, even when the loans were new.
Mazars pulling their support probably gives those people some cover, but even if if the blame is diffused the institutions are gonna want to clear this stuff.. zero chance of refinance other than from PutinBank..
You don't think he could rock a shopping cart and a cardboard shack?
Homestead exception (but does it apply to employees? What does that make Melania, by the way?)
No, I think he circles around in his mind that it's not fair, because he stacked the Supreme Court with HIS GUYS and they TURNED on him and now he can't escape those horrible people who keep bringing lawsuits against him IT'S NOT FAIR IT'S NOT FAIR IT'S NOT FAIR IT'S NOT FAIR.
No, Mar A Lago is not covered by the Florida Homestead Exemption, it is a for profit business club and expressly agreed upon not a residence. He's only allowed to live there because some MAGAT politicians in Florida went along with the "I'm just an employee here, staying in the caddyshack in case someone has a leaky toilet" excuse. But he well and good gave away any right to claim it as his legal residence especially for purposes of the homestead exemption.Azastan wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 6:32 pmHomestead exception (but does it apply to employees? What does that make Melania, by the way?)
Even if he doesn't lose the house, he'd be hard pressed to keep it in good shape. Might have to scrape some of the gilding off the picture frames and sell it as scrap gold.
In that case, he'd better leave all the gilding alone.Gregg wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 7:22 pmNo, Mar A Lago is not covered by the Florida Homestead Exemption, it is a for profit business club and expressly agreed upon not a residence. He's only allowed to live there because some MAGAT politicians in Florida went along with the "I'm just an employee here, staying in the caddyshack in case someone has a leaky toilet" excuse. But he well and good gave away any right to claim it as his legal residence especially for purposes of the homestead exemption.Azastan wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 6:32 pmHomestead exception (but does it apply to employees? What does that make Melania, by the way?)
Even if he doesn't lose the house, he'd be hard pressed to keep it in good shape. Might have to scrape some of the gilding off the picture frames and sell it as scrap gold.
Here's hoping someone buys it at a Sherriff's Auction on the courthouse steps. Someone who it will really piss him off to have to hand over the keys to, like Jeff Bezos or George Soros.
.Azastan wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 7:59 pmIn that case, he'd better leave all the gilding alone.Gregg wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 7:22 pmNo, Mar A Lago is not covered by the Florida Homestead Exemption, it is a for profit business club and expressly agreed upon not a residence. He's only allowed to live there because some MAGAT politicians in Florida went along with the "I'm just an employee here, staying in the caddyshack in case someone has a leaky toilet" excuse. But he well and good gave away any right to claim it as his legal residence especially for purposes of the homestead exemption.Azastan wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 6:32 pm
Homestead exception (but does it apply to employees? What does that make Melania, by the way?)
Even if he doesn't lose the house, he'd be hard pressed to keep it in good shape. Might have to scrape some of the gilding off the picture frames and sell it as scrap gold.
Here's hoping someone buys it at a Sherriff's Auction on the courthouse steps. Someone who it will really piss him off to have to hand over the keys to, like Jeff Bezos or George Soros.
Perhaps he can find someone to buy him a place for his 'Presidential Library' and he can live there. Or, perhaps he can go live with Ivanka! He'd like that
I agree. He’ll get bailed out, partially by his creditors so they won’t lose everything, and also by some unethical but technically legal maneuvering to get his supporters’ donations into his personal pockets.Uninformed wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 6:37 pm I’d be very surprised if the DFO doesn’t live out his life as a free, (relatively) rich, increasingly bitter, narcissist.
FOUR PAGES!I know he now hates NYC, but if that org that will be tasked to create a pretend presidential library (with what - they just hijacked all his boxes?) could take over the rental of those top three floors of the T tower and he then could live in his library and show visitors around, much like he does at M-a-L.
I'm pretty sure he doesn't really want to go to NYC. How many houses does he own? All would be part of a bankruptcy, so he'd lose them except perhaps for the golf courses in Scotland.RTH10260 wrote: ↑Wed Feb 16, 2022 5:47 am
I know he now hates NYC, but if that org that will be tasked to create a pretend presidential library (with what - they just hijacked all his boxes?) could take over the rental of those top three floors of the T tower and he then could live in his library and show visitors around, much like he does at M-a-L.
I'm not an economist or anything, but I stayed at a Holiday Inn once and would be extremely surprised if Trump's ownerships of various properties were structured in any way that would make many of them vulnerable to bankruptcy proceedings. One set of rules for us... He seems to have come through multiple bankruptcies unscathed thus far.
Actually, the way he has things set up, if he has to go through a personal bankruptcy he is more likely to lose everything. All his holdings are little separated from each other LLCs and companies so that if any one of them fails, it doesn't affect any of the others. But if he himself should fail, they are all things that can be taken from him, one at a time. If he has a house in one of the states that has a generous allowance homestead exemption he can keep one (but not two) of them, but the house would have to be held personally, not as some LLC or private company. Were one held by a trust of which he is the beneficiary, he could probably hold onto it. Looks to me like he may end up spending the rest of his life with OJ Simpson, looking for the real killers and Soros operatives on the golf courses of south Florida.raison de arizona wrote: ↑Wed Feb 16, 2022 10:54 amI'm not an economist or anything, but I stayed at a Holiday Inn once and would be extremely surprised if Trump's ownerships of various properties were structured in any way that would make many of them vulnerable to bankruptcy proceedings. One set of rules for us... He seems to have come through multiple bankruptcies unscathed thus far.
Gregg wrote: ↑Wed Feb 16, 2022 1:24 pmActually, the way he has things set up, if he has to go through a personal bankruptcy he is more likely to lose everything. All his holdings are little separated from each other LLCs and companies so that if any one of them fails, it doesn't affect any of the others. But if he himself should fail, they are all things that can be taken from him, one at a time. If he has a house in one of the states that has a generous allowance homestead exemption he can keep one (but not two) of them, but the house would have to be held personally, not as some LLC or private company. Were one held by a trust of which he is the beneficiary, he could probably hold onto it. Looks to me like he may end up spending the rest of his life with OJ Simpson, looking for the real killers and Soros operatives on the golf courses of south Florida.raison de arizona wrote: ↑Wed Feb 16, 2022 10:54 amI'm not an economist or anything, but I stayed at a Holiday Inn once and would be extremely surprised if Trump's ownerships of various properties were structured in any way that would make many of them vulnerable to bankruptcy proceedings. One set of rules for us... He seems to have come through multiple bankruptcies unscathed thus far.
That would be nice!Or, you know, the Clintons.Gregg wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 7:22 pmNo, Mar A Lago is not covered by the Florida Homestead Exemption, it is a for profit business club and expressly agreed upon not a residence. He's only allowed to live there because some MAGAT politicians in Florida went along with the "I'm just an employee here, staying in the caddyshack in case someone has a leaky toilet" excuse. But he well and good gave away any right to claim it as his legal residence especially for purposes of the homestead exemption.Azastan wrote: ↑Tue Feb 15, 2022 6:32 pmHomestead exception (but does it apply to employees? What does that make Melania, by the way?)
Even if he doesn't lose the house, he'd be hard pressed to keep it in good shape. Might have to scrape some of the gilding off the picture frames and sell it as scrap gold.
Here's hoping someone buys it at a Sherriff's Auction on the courthouse steps. Someone who it will really piss him off to have to hand over the keys to, like Jeff Bezos or George Soros.
