Sentences with phrase «estate mogul does»

When the real estate mogul does end up going missing, Doc goes down a rabbit hole of drugs and government conspiracies to find him.

The millionaire real - estate mogul doesn't let dyslexia hold her back.

Not exact matches

Instead, the closest we got to an insight into the real estate mogul from his wife is that he's been «concerned about our country as long as I have known him,» and that in politics as in business, «he does not give up.»

He also challenged Trump to release his tax returns, something the real estate mogul and television star has declined to do so far citing an Internal Revenue Service audit.

Kushner, the son of real estate mogul Charles Kushner, first set his sights on finance while at Harvard «because that's what people did in 2008.»

Roger Stone, former adviser to Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, told HuffPost Live on Friday that the GOP candidate will come in third, if the party doesn't nominate the real estate mogul.

To wander around inside Trump's kingdom with his deputies, children, lenders, and former executives is to find a New York real estate mogul who stopped building Manhattan real estate and a global hotelier who doesn't own most of his foreign hotels.

You would think it would be a hard sell given the fact that the real estate mogul and reality star has boasted about his extramarital affairs, profited off casinos and strip clubs, said he doesn't need to ask God for forgiveness, called for targeting innocent civilians in war, mocked a reporter with a disability, threatened the religious liberty of minority groups in the U.S., and gained wide support among white nationalists for consistently lying about and demeaning blacks, Mexican immigrants, Muslims, and Syrian refugees.

She and her husband do not always see eye to eye on everything, Trump suggested at another point, when the real - estate mogul's use of profanity came up in the conversation.

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani said Tuesday that real estate mogul Donald Trump should be given the Republican presidential nomination even if he doesn't quite make it to the required 1,237 delegates before the convention in July.

Berendt also talked about pressure he got from real estate mogul Jerry Finkelstein to bar Doug from having anything to do with a story on the Manhattan borough president's field that included his son, Andy Stein, since Doug was close to another candidate, Bobby Wagner.

The real estate mogul referenced this showing, as well as Clinton's pledges as a U.S. senator to boost jobs in upstate New York that did not fully come to pass.

The setting has been changed from a small town called Stillwater to New York City, Popper is a real estate mogul instead of a house painter, Carrey is busy doing a lot of voices and there are far too many penguin poop jokes (i.e., more than one).

After all, how often does a public school host benefits attended by real estate mogul Donald Trump, New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, and TV news anchor Peter Jennings?

However, there are ways to generate passive income that don't require extraordinary accomplishments such as becoming a Pulitzer prize - winning author or a real estate mogul.

You may not have the millions of dollars that most real estate moguls boast having in their financial coffers, but that doesn't mean you can't boast owning the same lucrative properties.

I think it must be because it's the stock market as opposed to real estate, steel, technology, media, manufacturing, etc... I've never heard luck as the reason for a business mogul's success, but if you think about it, billionaires who made their fortune in industry by building or developing businesses outperformed others that were trying to do the same thing.

Although many of you Moguls do all of the above, one company claims to be a one - stop shop for «hands - free» real estate investing.

Don't be a faceless real estate mogul out in cyberspace — be the local expert that consumers will turn to for information about your neighborhood.

The true moguls of US real estate didn't start out that way.

Emergent has filed suit under the federal Racketeering Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act («RICO») on behalf of 164 former students of «Flip This House» star Armando Montelongo and his companies, alleging that the real estate mogul's educational offerings — which cost up to tens of thousands of dollars, and which are attended by thousands of students every year — do not live up to the central claim that the Montelongo «system works in any financial market, at any given time,» and are instead the heart of a fraudulent scheme to sell students worthless «education.»