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Source: nypost.com...
NY AG James moves to seize Trump assets in Westchester as $464M plus interest fraud bond deadline looms
New York Attorney General Letitia James may have her sights set on Donald Trump’s Westchester golf course and Seven Springs estate as he struggles to pony up a bond on his $464 million judgment last month for civil fraud.
Shortly after Judge Arthur Engoron handed down his Feb. 16 verdict against Trump in the case, James’ team formally registered the judgments in Westchester County, indicating that his properties there may be in jeopardy, documents reveal.
James’ team made the filing on March 6 without providing a name of specific Trump assets or a reason for doing so. Trump’s properties there include Trump National Golf Club Westchester as well as the 212-acre Seven Springs estate.
originally posted by: WeMustCare
Thursday, March 21, 2024
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If what this evil duo are doing is LEGAL and CONSTITUTIONAL, there probably nothing that can be done to stop it, and other business owners in New York state and similar states, should think about playing it safe, and moving out.
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-WeMustCare
Those other business owners could always just decide to obey the law.
Grant Cardone: I Won’t Invest in NYC Real Estate Following the Trump Ruling
On Feb. 16, New York’s Judge Arthur Engoron found former President Donald Trump guilty of fraud, ordering him to pay $355 million and temporarily barring him from his New York-based business. The implications of this ruling could extend far beyond Trump’s pockets, according to Grant Cardone, private equity fund manager and real estate investor.
“If this ruling and the penalty do not get overturned, it could become a precedent that means all borrowers everywhere are at risk of the same thing happening to them,” Cardone, who will be hosting the 10X Growth Conference 2024 in April, told GOBankingRates.
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New York City Housing Shortage Highlights Need For More Development
A recently released study confirms what every New Yorker knows; the demand for housing is outstripping supply and rents are climbing as a result.
New York City’s net rental vacancy rate was 1.41% in 2023, the lowest vacancy rate since 1968 and a significant decline from 2021 when the rate was 4.54%, according to the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development’s Housing and Vacancy Survey. Conducted in partnership with the U.S. Census Bureau every three years since 1965, the survey showed an even lower vacancy rate, under 1%, for rents below $2,399.
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NY homeowner arrested after changing locks on alleged squatters, report says
homeowner in New York City was taken away in handcuffs after she tried to change the locks on her home to keep out a group of alleged squatters, ABC 7 reported.
Adele Andaloro told the outlet she is the owner of a million-dollar home in Flushing, Queens, which she inherited from her parents.
Once inside, Andaloro found two men inside who claimed to be tenants. These individuals then allegedly called the police on her.
When officers arrived, they asked the men to prove their resident status. While Andaloro had the property deed in hand, neither individual could present leasing documents to back up their claims.
After that encounter, Andaloro reportedly called a locksmith to change the locks on the house. Minutes after having the locks changed, the two men returned and called police, reportedly saying Andaloro had illegally evicted them.
Police then arrested Andaloro for the illegal eviction.
I'm really fearful that these people are going to get away with stealing my home," Andaloro told ABC 7.
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Squatters suspected of killing woman in NYC apartment, stuffing her body in duffle bag, police sources say
NEW YORK -- Police sources are revealing more details about a murder mystery in Manhattan.
They say the Joint Fugitive Task Force is hunting for two suspects after Nadia Vitels, 52, was killed inside her mother's New York City apartment.
It happened in the Kips Bay neighborhood. Sources say the suspects were squatters.
Police sources say Vitels didn't know when she went to the apartment that two squatters had been living there. When she arrived, she could be seen on surveillance video coming and going from the apartment.
Police believe the two suspects returned to the apartment after Vitels arrived, surprised and killed her by beating her to death.
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I never really believed in the TDS meme so many throw around. But when a states purposely makes an already dangerously depressed market even worse just to "get" Donald Trump it can make a believer out of anyone.
originally posted by: RazorV66
a reply to: Dandandat3
I never really believed in the TDS meme so many throw around. But when a states purposely makes an already dangerously depressed market even worse just to "get" Donald Trump it can make a believer out of anyone.
The unbridled ecstasy they are feeling thinking Trump is going down in their attempt to keep him from winning the election is going to end very badly for them.
One way or another.
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: WeMustCare
This is just the democrats using antiquated laws to punish political opponents.
QED
originally posted by: Boomer1947
originally posted by: WeMustCare
Thursday, March 21, 2024
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If what this evil duo are doing is LEGAL and CONSTITUTIONAL, there probably nothing that can be done to stop it, and other business owners in New York state and similar states, should think about playing it safe, and moving out.
......
-WeMustCare
Those other business owners could always just decide to obey the law.
Seems like a much easier solution, to me.
Source: thehill.com...
Hochul joined John Catsimatidis on “The Cats Roundtable” on WABC 770 AM, where she was asked if other New York businesspeople should be worried that if “they can do that to the former president, they can do that to anybody.”
“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.
originally posted by: WeMustCare
originally posted by: Boomer1947
originally posted by: WeMustCare
Thursday, March 21, 2024
......
If what this evil duo are doing is LEGAL and CONSTITUTIONAL, there probably nothing that can be done to stop it, and other business owners in New York state and similar states, should think about playing it safe, and moving out.
......
-WeMustCare
Those other business owners could always just decide to obey the law.
Seems like a much easier solution, to me.
Why did the governor of New York say, because of TRUMP's behavior, he is the only one she and her colleagues are targeting?
Source: thehill.com...
Hochul joined John Catsimatidis on “The Cats Roundtable” on WABC 770 AM, where she was asked if other New York businesspeople should be worried that if “they can do that to the former president, they can do that to anybody.”
“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.
His BEHAVIOR brought a $450 million fine?!
originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: WeMustCare
This is just the democrats using antiquated laws to punish political opponents.
QED