After quitting the company that has made Donald Trump famous and rich after he was elected president, Trump rescinded the American president. After four years, he returns to his empire following the loss of the White House, what he finds may upend him.Trump's net worth is down to $2.3 billion, down from $3 billion before he was elected president, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. The pandemic that he promised to disappear is walloping his company and the riot which led to his impeachment a second time is wounding his brand.His disclosures of financial information and loan documents, interviews with former executives as well as industry experts, as well as many legal battles and investigations reveal just how much trouble Trump and his business could confront. Covid has taken a hard look at the office buildings that are crucial to his wealth, as well as the hotels and resorts that are his property. The aftermath of the Capitol assault has damaged his relationships with brokers and lenders. In the next four year at the very least, $590 million in loans will become due, and more than half of them personally insured by Trump. Trump's scrapyard has only gotten more squalid.
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