NEW YORK: President Donald Trump reportedly must pay back more than $300 million in loans over the next four years, raising the possibility his lenders could face an unprecedented situation should he win a second term and not be able to raise the money: foreclosing on the leader of the free world.
But financial experts say the notion of Trump going broke anytime soon is farfetched.
Even with a total debt load across his entire business empire estimated at more than $1 billion, they note he still has plenty of assets he could cash in, starting with a portfolio that includes office and condo towers, golf courses and branding deals that have been valued at $2.5 billion.
Based on Forbes magazine estimates of the value of his buildings, for instance, selling his partial interests in just two properties an office complex in San Francisco and a Las Vegas tower that houses a hotel and condos …