Failed business loser sells money losing hotel named after a total loser

[Ef-man]

[Blake]

He made President. Only 44 others have done it across 4 centuries.

And he'll be President forever.

ha, ha.

Forever a stain on American history

[Thread]

Forever a stain on American history

Well, you took off after him the morning after he beat Clinton, threatening to impeach him, then threatening to blow him and the family up, then impeach him some more, resist him every day that ended in (y)...you thought you'd walk away from that coup attempt.

Uh, uh,,,in the words of the "Ace"..."If you think we're forgettin' about this, you're wrong. This is big time, baby." - "Stand by Me" --- & like the Tate slaughter in '69...her family didn't forget and those Trump boys ain't forgettin' either. Vengeance will continue to be meted out...a family heritage. It'll be like the Holocaust type thingy..."Never forget."

[CosmicCowboy]

"billionaire"

"genius"

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Donald Trump to Sell D.C. Hotel After Records Show Millions in Revenue Loss

Former President Donald Trump's company is discussing the sale of the lease to its luxury Washington D.C. hotel in a transaction potentially worth more than $370 million, The Wall Street Journal reported this week.

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The news of the potential sale of the hotel lease followed a report from the House Committee on Oversight and Reform that said the hotel reported losses of over $70 million during the four years of Trump's presidency even though the former president claimed it had netted him $150 million in income.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/money/comp...oss/ar-AAPqk2A

Uhhh....not to all over your obvious excitement, but with accelerated depreciation it's not unusual for a project like that to show a paper loss while spinning off real cash flow.

[RandomGuy]

Uhhh....not to all over your obvious excitement, but with accelerated depreciation it's not unusual for a project like that to show a paper loss while spinning off real cash flow.

Good point.

But.

Hard to know what the cash flows are, without any reliable financials or seeing the results on a tax return. Good luck finding a CPA to opine on that. Heh