The mortgage allowed them to put down just 1.8% of the house’s cost, rather than the 20% that is typical for down payments.
EARLIER COVERAGE
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- Former Aide Pushed Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Agenda Behind the Scenes(May 1)
- Federal Prosecutors Investigate People Close to Governor Over Buffalo Project (April 29)
- Former Cuomo Aide Draws Scrutiny as Ties to Governor Persist (April 21)
The mortgage came from a company whose leader had strong ties to Mr. Percoco’s employer at the time. The chief executive of GFI Mortgage wasAbraham Eisner, who had long stood as the Cuomo administration’s unofficial liaison to the Orthodox Jewish community, an important voting bloc in New York.
Mr. Eisner didn’t respond to an email seeking comment. A woman who answered the phone at GFI transferred a reporter to Mr. Eisner’s voice mail.
Nassau otb cannot close on Roman Catholic Easter Sunday in preference to Greek Orthodox Easter Sunday, see eg ny const art 1 sec 3
Andrew cuomo bigot begets more bigots of all sorts?
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