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When I watched the news this morning the attorney general was claiming fraud on loans using one of Trump's properties as collateral. She said Trump claimed the office or living space was 30,000 square feet, but she said it was really 10,000 square feet. This doesn't even pass the smell test. You don't think banks know exactly how many square feet a property is that they are reviewing for a loan. They would either send an appraiser to the property or use existing ones from a neutral third party. If the appraiser or third party appraiser lied, they would be on the hook for civil or criminal actions.
If the rest of her case is like this she's going to lose.
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