The Daily Caller visits the home that New York AG Letitia James listed as her "principal residence"

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The Daily Caller visits the home that New York AG Letitia James listed as her "principal residence" only to find that she doesn't actually live there.

Two southern Virginia properties at the center of fraud and misconduct claims made against Tish James and found that she does NOT appear to be a resident of either home.

James, who brought forth a fraud suit against Trump for "falsifying business records," allegedly falsified business records to get a more favorable loan for herself.

"The Daily Caller News Foundation visited two southern Virginia properties at the center of fraud and misconduct claims made against Tish James and found that she does NOT appear to be a resident of either home," the Daily Caller reported.

Earlier this week, Fox News revealed that the Federal Housing Finance Agency sent a criminal referral to Attorney General Pam Bondi against James.

The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) referred James to the Department of Justice (DOJ) for potential investigation of alleged mortgage fraud on Monday, referring to a White Collar Fraud report presenting evidence that James may have committed mortgage fraud with one property while filing inconsistent disclosure reports about loans on the other. The DCNF visited both homes in question on Wednesday, discovering that both residences are apparently inhabited by multiple people, but apparently not James.

One of the properties is a modest two-story home located in a quiet residential Norfolk neighborhood. James is alleged to have characterized the home as her “principal residence” in paperwork filed August 2023 — possibly to secure more favorable loan terms — despite serving at the time as New York’s attorney general, a position that requires primary residence in New York state while it is held.

Notably, James submitted the August 2023 paperwork for this particular home just weeks before she began her trial against President Donald Trump, which concluded with Trump being ordered to pay $454 million in fines (which is currently on appeal), as the 2024 presidential race took shape. which is currently on appeal.

- The Daily Caller

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