Records Show Trump Signed Two Primary-Residence Mortgages in 1993
Records show Trump took two primary-residence mortgages from Merrill Lynch within seven weeks while both Palm Beach homes were advertised for lease.
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Trump May Have Committed Same Mortgage Fraud He’s Lobbed Against Political Rivals: Bombshell Report
Jacquelyn Martin/AP photo The Trump administration has accused several political rivals of mortgage fraud, but an explosive new investigation has found President Donald Trump may have committed the same crime himself. The bombshell report from ProPublica reporters Justin Elliot, Robert Faturechi, and Alex Mierjeski points to a 1993 mortgage Trump signed on a Palm Beach home that he claimed would be his primary residence. But less than two months…
Records Show Trump Signed Two Primary-Residence Mortgages in 1993
President Donald Trump’s administration has accused several political opponents of mortgage fraud for listing more than one home as their primary residence. But mortgage records show Trump did the same thing more than 30 years ago in Palm Beach, Florida. In December 1993, Trump signed a mortgage for a home on Woodbridge Road, promising it would be his main residence. Seven weeks later, he signed another mortgage for a second home next door, agai…
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