Trump’s Florida Mortgages Mirror the ‘Mortgage Fraud’ He’s Prosecuting, Investigation Finds
An investigation by ProPublica and USA TODAY found Donald Trump signed two Florida mortgages in the 1990s, declaring both as his “principal residence” despite never living in either. Records show the homes were used as rentals. The White House denied wrongdoing, saying both loans came from the same lender. Statutes of limitations on any potential mortgage fraud have long expired.
