Old_Slapper
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Nope. Never said I was one, don't pretend to be one.
That's your fantasy, dating back to when it was insisted that I couldn't prosecute people unless I was an attorney. A fantasy proved wrong.
Wrong then, and wrong now.
At least you are consistent.
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The law is funny like that.
Not one person on the highway may give a crap that you are doing 10 over the limit.
Yet a cop can still issue a moving violation.
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I'll refer you to the housing market crash that happened during the Bush administration.
Free-for-all turned real bad, real fast.
Correct, but you don't get to interchange the worlds at will and as is needed to make things work best for you.
This is exaclty what Trump did. And it is fraud.
"Trump might think Mar-a-Lago is worth $1.8 billion, but in 2020, his own company said the Palm Beach appraiser was right. That year, the county valued Mar-a-Lago at $27 million."
"The Petitioner agrees with the determination of the property appraiser or tax collector," a real estate broker representing Mar-a-Lago acknowledged on a form filed with the local Value Adjustment Board, and obtained by CBS News."
So he's happy to have it appraised at $27 million for tax purposes, but then wants to declare it as worth $1.8 BILLION when it comes to using the property to declare his wealth and secure bank loans?
That's fraud.
I am aware what Trump personally valued it at, but putting a personal value on something is not a crime. I see people putting values on their personal property all the time. This is when the banks/buyer need to do their own research.
I guarantee, if a tax appraiser says your $500,000 home is only worth $150,000, you will report that on your taxes. I 100% doubt anyone will say "NOPE!!! it's worth $500,000, so charge me for that rate." At the same time, if you're taking a loan out on your house and the lender says it's worth $1,000,000, you'll accept that amount. There is no shame in admitting that. It's all about playing a totally legal game.
A bank will not loan money to someone on a promise. They will do their own research on the value of a property. I have purchased and sold quite a few homes, and not once did a bank not send out an appraiser. One time, a bank sent out two and another time, I requested a second appraisal. Either way, an appraiser was always involved.
Again, I'm not looking for an argument. Like I mentioned to another member, I consider this to be a friendly conversation while on a fishing trip.
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