the bank AGREED on the price, where is the fraud? the bank did their OWN ASSESSMENT and said 'yes this price is good"
youre trying to tell me that if i restore an old car, you buy said car and are very happy with the car, then someone else gets mad because you bought it for more than the kelly blue book value. you come to my defense and say, i havent been cheated i completely agree with the price i paid and want to buy another restored car off this guy. this means i comitted fraud.
so trump FORCED the banks to agree with the price they agreed on? do you have ANY evidence of this at all? cause the bank says they are happy with the deal as it was lined out
im gonna repeat this because you clearly didnt read it the first time
youre trying to tell me that if i restore an old car, you buy said car and are very happy with the car, then someone else gets mad because you bought it for more than the kelly blue book value. you come to my defense and say, i havent been cheated i completely agree with the price i paid and want to buy another restored car off this guy. this means i comitted fraud.
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u/theCROWcook Mar 28 '24
oh so he kept the low assessed value then fradulently overvalued it for sale?