It's still fraud according to NY law.
But I don't expect Kevin O'Leary to know much about NY law. After all, he's not a lawyer, nor is he from New York. Or even the US.
That is a false quote.
Here's exactly what Governor Hochul said:
“I think that this is really an extraordinary, unusual circumstance that the law-abiding and rule-following New Yorkers who are business people have nothing to worry about, because they’re very different than Donald Trump and his behavior,” Hochul responded. ...
It's "fascist" now to investigate and punish fraud?
That limb is broken, dude.I'm going to go out on a limb and say no...no it's not.
You do know what a prosecutor's job is, right?It's a kangaroo court.
When you have an AG who ran on "I'll find something, anything to charge Trump with"....
Really? What, exactly, was novel about it? I provided Judge Engoron's decision above, show me the "novel interpretation," and relevant case law that supports your contention.then they find a novel interpretation of the law nobody has ever been tried with.
Incorrect. Trump and his lawyers had every opportunity to mount their defense.And you have a judge literally determining guilt before any defense is made.
Judge Engoron can. And did. See above.But he is a real estate developer and like every other real estate developer and bank involved in real estate loans...nobody can explain what the crime is here.
What, that you attributed a quote to her she did not say? Yeah, I did prove that.Thanks for proving my point.
I'll let her speak for herself:What exactly is she reassuring people of?
She won't investigate fraud?
Trump's case is unique?
Do you think any real estate developer looking for a bank loan uses the tax assessors value as the market value of the property? Or do you think literally all of them do what Trump did?
Real question...so answer it or it's gonna show up in the reply.
Yeah, get back to me when that actually happens here, okay?Well it's not as mean as Putin straight up jailing his political opponents and killing them....but we've got several months to go.
That limb is broken, dude.
But hey, don't take my word for it:
452564 2022 People of the State of v People of the State of Decision After Trial 1688 | PDF | Fraud | Finance & Money Management
452564 2022 People of the State of v People of the State of Decision After Trial 1688www.scribd.com
You do know what a prosecutor's job is, right?
Really? What, exactly, was novel about it?
Incorrect. Trump and his lawyers had every opportunity to mount their defense.
Judge Engoron can. And did.
I'll let her speak for herself:
It’s selective prosecutionIt's never been used on any real estate developer, ever, in NY or anywhere else....ever.
No one has ever accused any real estate developer of fraud for not using a tax assessment as a market value in loan creation.
Verdict was given at the beginning of the trial. What defense could they possibly mount?
And he's not biased at all, I'm sure lol.
I love when he dismissed the fact that the banks explained everything was normal business to them and in their estimation, no fraud occurred and they would gladly do business with Trump again.
Nope...just tell me what she's saying, because I have a brain, and it makes no sense...
Why is she making this statement?
Just start there....use your thinking parts and tell me why is she making the statement?
It sounds like she's reassuring businesses....but that doesn't make any sense....unless they're all doing the same thing Trump does.
Sorry, but Appraisal fraud is far from unique. It's actually a fairly common form of fraud. Granted, Trump may have taken it to new heights, but that only speaks to the scope of his fraud.It's never been used on any real estate developer, ever, in NY or anywhere else....ever.
No one has ever accused any real estate developer of fraud for not using a tax assessment as a market value in loan creation.
Summary judgment was given based on the evidence provided. Trump's team did file an opposition brief to the AG's motion for summary judgment, and filed their own motion for summary judgment in their favor.Verdict was given at the beginning of the trial. What defense could they possibly mount?
If you want to claim bias, you have to show evidence for that bias. Any time, dude.And he's not biased at all, I'm sure lol.
Hey, just because someone is happy to have been robbed, that doesn't mean the law wasn't broken.I love when he dismissed the fact that the banks explained everything was normal business to them and in their estimation, no fraud occurred and they would gladly do business with Trump again.
You'd have to ask her. I can quote what she said, but I don't have access to her thoughts or motivations.Nope...just tell me what she's saying, because I have a brain, and it makes no sense...
Why is she making this statement?
I prefer to let her speak for herself. You are, of course, free to pretend to know why she said what she said, but since you failed to quote her correctly, I suspect your opinion may be equally incorrect.Just start there....use your thinking parts and tell me why is she making the statement?
Is that what she said?It sounds like she's reassuring businesses....but that doesn't make any sense....unless they're all doing the same thing Trump does.
Sorry, but Appraisal fraud is far from unique. It's actually a fairly common form of fraud. Granted, Trump may have taken it to new heights, but that only speaks to the scope of his fraud.
Appraisal fraud is one of the most common forms of mortgage fraud that occurs when the property's value is falsely inflated (or deflated) by an appraiser (or buyer or seller) so that it diverges substantially from the fair market value.The overstated value gained by appraisal fraud is generally used to:
- Assist a seller get a better price than the market would have warranted otherwise
- Assist a buyer get financing, as the mortgage amount could be much lower than the home's estimated value
- Assist a homeowner in obtaining the desired refinancing or house equity loan
The AG said she'd prosecute Trump if elected.If you want to claim bias, you have to show evidence for that bias.
You'd have to ask her. I can quote what she said, but I don't have access to her thoughts or motivations.
All I know for sure is, what she actually said isn't what you claimed she said. You misquoted her.
Correction: 300%
"But on Tuesday, Mr Weisselberg said the apartment in Trump Tower measured some 10,000 sq feet ( 929sq m) - not 30,000 sq feet (2,787 sq m) suggested by financial records."
-- A2SG, just trying to help....
Sorry, but Appraisal fraud is far from unique. It's actually a fairly common form of fraud. Granted, Trump may have taken it to new heights, but that only speaks to the scope of his fraud.
Appraisal fraud is one of the most common forms of mortgage fraud that occurs when the property's value is falsely inflated (or deflated) by an appraiser (or buyer or seller) so that it diverges substantially from the fair market value.
And that makes Trump's assessments not inflated? Or not deflated, depending on who the forms were intended for?Right...but that's a "fair market value" not a "tax assessment value".
That is what prosecutors do, after all.The AG said she'd prosecute Trump if elected.
And she found one. Well, more than one, actually.Generally speaking, one would need a crime first.
Yeah, and when you paraphrased her, you misrepresented her.No I paraphrased her...look it up.
Again, that isn't what she said.Unless she's the dumbest governor in NY history and you are her target audience....she just told everyone not to worry, they're only pursuing Trump.
Maybe so, but the problem here was Trump's organization used one set of inflated figures for bank records, and a different, deflated set of figures for tax purposes. According to NY law, that's illegal.Just to wrap this up....
Assessed Value: Definition, How It's Calculated, and Example
Assessed value is a value assigned to a home by an assessor and is used to determine the property tax bill. It is often a percentage of fair market value.www.investopedia.com
- Assessed value is the dollar value assigned to a home or other property for tax purposes.
- It takes into consideration comparable home sales, location, and other factors.
- Assessed value is not the same as fair market value (what the property could sell for) but is often calculated as a percentage of it.
- Some states also tax personal property, such as cars and boats, and assign an assessed value to those as well.
So again....what crime did he commit?
Because this judge and AG went off tax assessment values...which aren't the same as "fair market values".
Which doesn't apply to Mar A Lago.Fair market value.
Who "permits" it, that banks lol?I'm not talking about "can"...I'm talking about "permitted".
This is getting really lame...The STATE determines taxes...BANKS determine loans. Period.As I understand that.
He had a valuation for tax purposes and he had a valuation for bank loans.
These two valuations were not the same.
And somehow this is not fraud or illegal.
Then the banks provided false information because they and only they determine the amount, terms and interest rates of loans.If the decisions, including amount, terms, and interest rate are based on false information, then it's fraud.
Sure. And in NY, it's illegal to falsify business records.This is getting really lame...The STATE determines taxes...BANKS determine loans. Period.
and yet records are not used to determine taxes or loans...The State and Banks determine that. That is what the case is about.
And they base their determinations on those business forms, which cannot legally be falsified.and yet records are not used to determine taxes or loans...The State and Banks determine that. That is what the case is about.