This is potential trouble for NY Attorney General Latisha James, who prosecuted Trump
for over valuing his property in order to get better loan rates.

Oddly some of her troubles include possible mortgage fraud in order to get a lower rate..

So far there has been no predawn FBI raid of the James estate.
Did she marry her father?

This is potential trouble for NY Attorney General Latisha James, who prosecuted Trump
for over valuing his property in order to get better loan rates.

Oddly some of her troubles include possible mortgage fraud in order to get a lower rate..

She appears to have a habit of committing fraud when applying for mortgages in order to get better interest rates.

Hopefully the most recent actions can be viewed as a continuation of older crimes so the statute of limitations doesn't protect her.

Pulte alleges James may have falsified her residence status at a home in
Norfolk, Virginia, to get a better mortgage rate.

According to Pulte, in 2023 James granted Shamice Thompson-Hairston
power of attorney to make the Norfolk property, purchased in August of that
year, her "principal residence," despite James actually living and serving as
attorney general in New York at the time.

"At the time of the 2023 Norfolk, VA property purchase and mortgage,
Ms. James was the sitting Attorney General of New York and is required by
law to have her primary residence in the state of New York — even though
her mortgage applications list her intent to have the Norfolk, VA property as
her primary home," Pulte wrote.

Pulte also alleges James bought a five-family property in Brooklyn in 2001
with a loan that is only available for homes with four units or less.

"Spanning the last two decades, Ms. James has consistently misrepresented
the same property as only having four units in both building permit
applications and numerous mortgage documents and applications," Pulte
wrote. "It appears that Ms. James may have listed the Brooklyn, NY property
as four units instead of five units in order to meet the conforming loan
requirements, and thus receive better interest rates."

It's also alleged James and her father signed mortgage documents in 1983
stating they were husband and wife.

"Ms. James, for both properties listed above, appears to have falsified
records in order to meet certain lending requirements and receive favorable
loan terms," Pulte concluded, adding that it could lead to charges such as
wire fraud, mail fraud and bank fraud, along with making false statement to
a financial institution.

https://www.cbsnews.com/newyork/news/new-york-attorney-general-letitia-james-mortgage-fraud-allegation/

More trouble for Mortgtisha.
Add Insurance fraud to her woes.