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$682,500 Citizens Bank March 2016 listed on above screen shot as "Mortgage"
$2,730,000 Citizens Bank March 2016 listed on above screen shot as "Agreement"
$1,362,156.27 Citizens Bank March 2016 listed on above screen shot as "Mortgage"
why? what is this?
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"In August [2016], Federal Savings Chief Executive Steve Calk was named one of 13 economic advisers for the Trump campaign,"
chicagotribune.com/business/ct-ma…
The thing i find super odd is WHY TWO SEPARATE MORTGAGES. the $1.2M and $5.3M mortgages are both for the same property, 377 Union St in Brooklyn. and have the same dates.
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