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trumps cared more about money than his neighbors
the man could not sell because no one wanted to be in trump tower
trump fought installing sprinklers
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trumps cared more about money than his neighbors
the man could not sell because no one wanted to be in trump tower
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The potential of a sprinkler mishap is greater than the likelihood of a fire.
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He couldn't sell because he was a chinchy bastard that wanted more than the place was worth.
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Might as well give it up, racist POS. Unread, and I don't peek.
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To evince, that's Trump's fault.
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Do you own and rent houses or apartments to people?
You don't have a clue how such systems work.
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A link to you guzzling rancid bison semen? Is that on Google?
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I have no idea what your favorite prostitute puts on google
you is a pretty weird name for him though
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Rancid bison semen is what drips outta yer cunt and runs down your leg.
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ANAMA CITY — When Ivanka Trump flew here in 2006 to push her family’s latest business project — an oceanfront steel and glass tower called the Trump Ocean Club International Hotel and Tower, shaped like a sail and designed to be one of the tallest buildings in Latin America — a Brazilian real estate salesman named Alexandre Ventura Nogueira says he was ready with a sales pitch.
Ventura, who said he only had a small real estate company at the time, said he told Ivanka Trump that he could sell condos in the proposed skyscraper for three times the price of similar units in Panama City. The reason: the Trump name, which would go on the building in a licensing deal even though the Trump Organization was not the building’s real developer.
Ventura says he and Ivanka agreed to a kind of challenge. If Ventura could sell apartments as easily as he claimed, and for those high prices, he’d become the main sales representative for the project.
A Panama tower that has Trump's name is tied to organized crime
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"The agreement was, I had a week to sell 100 units," Ventura said in a recent interview with NBC News. "I said, 'I'm going to do better, I’m going to sell without telling (the buyers) the price."
Ventura did sell the initial units, and later hundreds more. He is now a fugitive. In May 2009, Ventura was arrested in Panama for real estate fraud, unrelated to the Trump project. Mauricio Ceballos, a former financial crimes prosecutor in Panama who investigated Ventura, said that dozens of complaints against Ventura crossed his desk accusing him of double- and triple-selling apartments, both at the Trump Ocean Club and other developments.
Ventura eventually fled Panama while out on bail. He denied having defrauded his clients but admitted to NBC News that he has participated in money laundering on behalf of corrupt Panamanian politicians, unrelated to the building project.
Ventura isn’t the only person associated with the building who has had run-ins with the law. An NBC News investigation into the Trump Ocean Club, in conjunction with Reuters, shows that the project was riddled with brokers, customers and investors who have been linked to drug trafficking and international crime. Ceballos, who investigated the project, went as far as to call the skyscraper “a vehicle for money laundering.”
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