jimkenney12
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He was negotiating loans that far exceeded the value of the property he offered as collateral, loans he has not repaid and probably cannot repay.
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He was negotiating loans that far exceeded the value of the property he offered as collateral, loans he has not repaid and probably cannot repay.
He more than likely had an appraiser from a bank or financial institution falsify and overestimate the value of the property that was over and above the current value at the time. This over estimation would have allowed him to secure money for further purchases with a down payment pulled from the supposed equity that would come from the first property. This then was repeated with the next property and so on. Continuously over evaluating the next property with an illegal appraisal to be able to pull more money out to fund more real estate using the banks money. Fortunately for the banks, real estate prices continued to rise and the buildings that were falsely appraised actually rose to become worth the amount that was appraised....But it could have gone the other way and real estate values could have went down in the future, which is why it's important to appraise properties for what they are worth at the current time of refinancing a property, which he did not.So, can anybody explain to me the recent trial? Isn’t the real estate market ( unfortunately) that way that you can ask whatever price for a property, it just depends on a stupid person to buy it for that? What benefit did he actually have? Did he have an insurance claim and got the insurance to pay him more than it was worth?
He was negotiating loans that far exceeded the value of the property he offered as collateral, loans he has not repaid and probably cannot repay.
In Ontario assessments are usually done every 4 years (MPAC), so as in the case of market fluctuations (eg. during Covid) they aren't always a reflection of market value if a property hasn't been evaluated recently.Ok, but don’t they have assessments in the states that are the base of paying taxes? Those would not go by what Trump tells them but by comparable properties. Or do they have a completely different system there? I am also not sure how it is with residential property and business property in Canada, maybe a different system as well.
When one is interested in buying a property, first thing is usually looking at the assessment.
That's only for property tax. For income tax on a sale, you are taxed on the capital gain (profit) unless it is your principle residence, which is 100% exempt. The problem comes if you claim to have sold it for (say) $800,000 but the fair market value as determined by a licensed appraiser is (say) $1,000,000. MPAC value doesn't necessarily enter into it since it is a provincial system geared to a different purpose (setting an assessed value for determining property taxes, which are annual).In Ontario assessments are usually done every 4 years (MPAC), so as in the case of market fluctuations (eg. during Covid) they aren't always a reflection of market value if a property hasn't been evaluated recently.
Yes I believe the mill rate comes into affect for municipal taxes also.That's only for property tax. For income tax on a sale, you are taxed on the capital gain (profit) unless it is your principle residence, which is 100% exempt. The problem comes if you claim to have sold it for (say) $800,000 but the fair market value as determined by a licensed appraiser is (say) $1,000,000. MPAC value doesn't necessarily enter into it since it is a provincial system geared to a different purpose (setting an assessed value for determining property taxes, which are annual).
Also I was answering mrs.anteater with regards to where a real estate appraiser would most likely look for determining a price when listing a property, not so much using the property tax assessment. Usually its the CMA.That's only for property tax. For income tax on a sale, you are taxed on the capital gain (profit) unless it is your principle residence, which is 100% exempt. The problem comes if you claim to have sold it for (say) $800,000 but the fair market value as determined by a licensed appraiser is (say) $1,000,000. MPAC value doesn't necessarily enter into it since it is a provincial system geared to a different purpose (setting an assessed value for determining property taxes, which are annual).
Apparently, he technically can't so the GOP caucus would have to finesse things. The House GOP has rules forbidding the Speaker from serving if indicted. They could change those rules, but it would be an extra process that would delay election of the speaker. This article on the subject from Newsweek also points out that if the Dems all vote against, it would only take 5 Republicans to defeat Trump's nomination.Trump is considering being Speaker of the House....temporarily.
Tell me about sanity in this powerful world again and how I babble to conform and fit in! Such is the human flaw ... a great divide .. divined as abyss between heaven and hell as bottom line! From there the unseen takes on offens, dissonance or Eris ... you did know that Eris was a metaphor for a storm in the dark occult (this simulatess myth and mystery).Apparently, he technically can't so the GOP caucus would have to finesse things. The House GOP has rules forbidding the Speaker from serving if indicted. They could change those rules, but it would be an extra process that would delay election of the speaker. This article on the subject from Newsweek also points out that if the Dems all vote against, it would only take 5 Republicans to defeat Trump's nomination.
Fact Check: Do Donald Trump indictments bar him from House speaker role?
Some GOP House members have indicated that they would support the former president in a vote to select a new House speaker.www.newsweek.com
Is any of that Illegal?He was negotiating loans that far exceeded the value of the property he offered as collateral, loans he has not repaid and probably cannot repay.
In brief, yes.Is any of that Illegal?
In brief, yes.