Subject: Re: One Ship: $417 Million in New Tariffs
When he's in a position to impose a deal on the other party, he's very skilled at handling it. His counterparties are victims more than bargainers, and he's exceptional at squeezing them and ratcheting up the pain.

I was trying to think of RE deals where a buyer would be in this position, but it was easier to understand getting construction companies to overextend themselves, and/or to accept lower than the agreed contracts amounts - worried that they'll get nothing or less than the amount he's offering now. That everyone should know he's done in spades - especially on little guys.

One other would be to fake a higher occupancy on his condos to induce purchases at higher prices while simultaneously stiffing the contractors. The purchasers find themselves with a higher portion of the maintenance and operating costs lowering the value of their property and draining cash.

In some parts of the IRS code, RE developers can be forgiven a debt and not have to declare it as income. Don't know if it applies, but I suspect it does.

It's all there, he's unfit and floundering around playing to his base to pay them off for keeping him out of jail and continuing his grift.