So that's a no, easy appeal win. How mad are you weirdos going to be when this amounts to exactly nothing?
This trucker wants to fill in the void to pay for all his legal expenses and compensation:
Banks also send appraisers because it’s their $$ on the line. Not unlike they did prior to 2008 and still do. That said, and I haven’t followed it closely enough nor give a flying hoot, with the loan in hand, all kinds of shell games are possible.I'm still trying to figure out a crime here.
He gave a valuation for property to a bank. They agreed and loaned him money based on that. And he paid all the money back. The Bank testified as much in the trial. It's pretty much what every single real estate investor in the world does.
I see, with the prosecutor's comments leading up, a pretty good appeal case.
There was none, this was a rogue DA with a carefully selected Democrat Party Judge who took it upon himself and removed the jury from the trial so he could solely provide his own summary judgement and punishment.I'm still trying to figure out a crime here.
He gave a valuation for property to a bank. They agreed and loaned him money based on that. And he paid all the money back. The Bank testified as much in the trial. It's pretty much what every single real estate investor in the world does.
I see, with the prosecutor's comments leading up, a pretty good appeal case.
But devalued his properties to the city and insurer to pay as little as possible.I'm still trying to figure out a crime here.
He gave a valuation for property to a bank. They agreed and loaned him money based on that. And he paid all the money back. The Bank testified as much in the trial. It's pretty much what every single real estate investor in the world does.
I see, with the prosecutor's comments leading up, a pretty good appeal case.
Insurance fraud.There was none, this was a rogue DA with a carefully selected Democrat Party Judge who took it upon himself and removed the jury from the trial so he could solely provide his own summary judgement and punishment.
This was after the bank said there was no crime and he paid back the loan.
I'm just shocked they still went thru with it even with his numbers going up. Either way, won't matter as this is an easy appeal win
I can tell the bank whatever I like about my assets. "This building is worth a billion to me" and the bank just says "yup, sounds good to me"?Insurance fraud.
You tell the bank your building is worth $1 billion for the loan then tell the insurance company its only worth $1 million and you tell the IRA its worth $100,000 for low taxes and insurance. Its really stupid fraud.
I guess you never heard of mortgage fraud? Yup, it is amazing what we can and can't do eh? LOLI can tell the bank whatever I like about my assets. "This building is worth a billion to me" and the bank just says "yup, sounds good to me"?
Which is, again, something every single real estate investor does. Hell my house is undervalued by the city for tax purposes, BY THEM. And insurance companies send out people, just like banks, to make their own assessments, just like they did to my house.But devalued his properties to the city and insurer to pay as little as possible.
That thought cost rump half a billion.Can't be fraud when legal steps by the bank has to be taken before accepting said deal. Everyone has a legal right to value their own assets at whatever price they like.