Lol I am not a fan of trump and think this attack is political to get control of fed. That said, this is just an obscenely ridiculous reply. Oh sorry, I accidentally claimed personal residence eon two property mortgages.
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I’m just going to link to the Washington Post article about all *three* of these accusations made by Pulte against people Trump seems to have beef with.
“Still, legal experts say public mortgage records don’t always indicate fraud because they can leave out agreements that borrowers have with their lenders about the properties, or information they disclosed during the application process, like where they plan to live most of the time. Individual counties or lenders might also have different definitions of primary residences.”
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I mean mortgage fraud *should* be enough for a public official to lose their job. But those times are over.
We now have a convicted sex offender President accusing a governor of the federal reserve of lying on a mortgage application to get a lower interest rate.
Literally nobody in office right now is qualified if you maintain *any* standards.
These are shortfalls that will take years to come to a head, but we’re going to end up operating at lower (economic) efficiency.
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Lol I am not a fan of trump and think this attack is political to get control of fed. That said, this is just an obscenely ridiculous reply. Oh sorry, I accidentally claimed personal residence eon two property mortgages.
I’m just going to link to the Washington Post article about all *three* of these accusations made by Pulte against people Trump seems to have beef with.
https://archive.ph/ZMBZe
“Still, legal experts say public mortgage records don’t always indicate fraud because they can leave out agreements that borrowers have with their lenders about the properties, or information they disclosed during the application process, like where they plan to live most of the time. Individual counties or lenders might also have different definitions of primary residences.”
I mean mortgage fraud *should* be enough for a public official to lose their job. But those times are over.
We now have a convicted sex offender President accusing a governor of the federal reserve of lying on a mortgage application to get a lower interest rate.
Literally nobody in office right now is qualified if you maintain *any* standards.
These are shortfalls that will take years to come to a head, but we’re going to end up operating at lower (economic) efficiency.