I mean, it's beachfront in FL. It's liable to be actually underwater in a few years. I guess if you have 100mil you don't care if it disappears.I do agree that $18-27 million dollars is a ridiculously low valuation for Mara Lago. I suspect it’s MUCH more valuable on the market than that. Is it a billion dollar property as Eric claims? Errrrr….I doubt that, but easily over $100 million.
People - you can’t look at nearby houses as comps because they don’t come with the numerous, severely restrictive covenants that Mar A Lago does. It is not a house - it is required to be a social club, and it’s a not very large social club at that. People who have visited it are shocked at how small the place is. $1 billion? Not even remotely close.
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He looks very happy.
lol
Must have practiced that look for days in front of a mirror.Cognitive dissonance personified:View attachment 86571
That should prevent multiple forms of trial delay.Must have practiced that look for days in front of a mirror.
And Oh by the way, can you spell dime store lawyer incompetence? I really can't believe this.
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New York Judge Arthur Ergoron on Monday said that he is holding a bench trial in New York Attorney General Letitia James fraud lawsuit against former President Donald Trump because "nobody asked for" a jury trial on either side, The Messenger's Adam Klasfeld reported. "Trump isn't getting a jury trial in his $250m civil fraud suit brought against him by New York AG James because his legal team didn't request one on the paperwork," explained The Guardian's Hugo Lowell.
Thanks man. I was wondering about that. I vaguely remember that very complex cases tend to be bench trials but I've never known if that was by consent of the parties or a matter of procedure. Guess it would have to be the former.New York Judge Arthur Ergoron on Monday said that he is holding a bench trial in New York Attorney General Letitia James fraud lawsuit against former President Donald Trump because "nobody asked for" a jury trial on either side, The Messenger's Adam Klasfeld reported. "Trump isn't getting a jury trial in his $250m civil fraud suit brought against him by New York AG James because his legal team didn't request one on the paperwork," explained The Guardian's Hugo Lowell.
That should prevent multiple forms of trial delay.
And yet open additional avenues for appeal (judicial bias, ineffective counsel, etc).
We know Trump is a shitty checkers player. There may be a "strategy" but it won't be successful.Seems like ....it"s HIS legal team that HE hired ..."ineffective counsel" shouldn't be grounds for an appeal.
I DO think this so some kind of "legal strategy," either on his part, or his lawyers
He's in court having his lawyers criticize the judge, nudging them to speak up. This is going to work out just fine.Thanks man. I was wondering about that. I vaguely remember that very complex cases tend to be bench trials but I've never known if that was by consent of the parties or a matter of procedure. Guess it would have to be the former.
But yeah, Donald Duck seems to begging for the worst possible outcome.
Seems like ....it"s HIS legal team that HE hired ..."ineffective counsel" shouldn't be grounds for an appeal.
I DO think this so some kind of "legal strategy," either on his part, or his lawyers
And Oh by the way, can you spell dime store lawyer incompetence? I really can't believe this.
"Trump isn't getting a jury trial in his $250m civil fraud suit brought against him by New York AG James because his legal team didn't request one on the paperwork,"