Donald Trump has been found to have fraudulently boosted the value of Scottish homes by up to £200 million. A judge’s civil fraud case revealed that the Trump Organization had valued a 2,500-home development at £83,164, significantly lower than the actual value[1]. The fraudulent… pic.twitter.com/qHjHFD3TeH

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Donald Trump has been found to have fraudulently boosted the value of Scottish homes by up to £200 million. A judge’s civil fraud case revealed that the Trump Organization had valued a 2,500-home development at £83,164, significantly lower than the actual value[1]. The fraudulent methods used by the Trump Organization included inflating property values and using false numbers in property valuations[2][3]. As a result of this fraudulent activity, Donald Trump has been ordered to pay over $350 million in damages in a civil fraud case, with potential interest charges adding another $100 million[4]. Despite denying committing fraud, Mr. Trump is facing significant financial consequences and legal restrictions as a result of these findings[5].

Citations:
[1] thenational.scot
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[3] heraldscotland.com
[4] bbc.com
[5] apnews.com