It reminds me of a chapter in THE ART OF THE DEAL where Trump tells of how people has trouble making any money on buildings that should have been premium price.

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Thats what I was thinking Tom,  the deed would trump the map.. maps are very often not correct. 

@Donald Butler  Why not sell them off one at a time? 

(Trump does not use anonymous C corps - he has TRUMP in big letters on his buildings because my understanding is his attorneys use this very same technique)So the liens that strip the equity in your properties are not fake loans, they are created to truly capitalize a legal entity, hence the "economic reason" that holds up in court.Look it up on line and you will see there has not been one federal case challenging such an arrangement provided your liens were recorded "prior to" any lawsuit being initiated or filed against you.This structure saved an acquaintance of mine millions in a lawsuit on an apartment building in Chicago, where the litigants tenants wanted to slap him with punitive damages in the millions, but could not because there were no equity and if they would've won and gotten a charging order they (the plaintiffs) would've been stuck with a phantom income tax bill based on IRC 77-137Pursuant to Revenue Ruling 77-137, the IRS requires the judgment creditor in possession of a charging order to pay tax even though income was never distributed!

About two years ago I discovered banks starting to use an appraisal AND their own AI internal valuation, and the AI always trumped the appraisal. 

The eviction moratoriums were put in place when Trump was in office. 

You might have an insurance issue in the future if you don't address.Location to me trumps 5K of a permanent fix.

Time in the market trumps most everything else.

Having coffee and going to meetups trumps other forms of networking.