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Bill Pulte, a federal official, and his relatives are accused of improperly claiming primary residence exemptions on multiple homes in Michigan and Florida, leading to investigations and potential penalties, amid broader allegations of fraud against Federal Reserve governor Lisa Cook.
Bill Pulte, head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, accused Fed Governor Lisa Cook of fraud related to her housing claims, while his relatives, Mark and Julie Pulte, claimed primary residence exemptions on homes in Michigan and Florida, which are generally not allowed to be claimed simultaneously, leading to potential legal and tax repercussions. The Pulte family, with a prominent housing background, has a history of real estate activity and political contributions, and their dual exemption claims have raised questions about eligibility and legality.
Relatives of Bill Pulte, a federal official, claimed primary residence exemptions on homes in Michigan and Florida, which is generally not allowed and led to the revocation of the exemption in Michigan. Pulte accused Fed Governor Lisa Cook of fraud related to her property claims, but she denies any wrongdoing. The case highlights potential misuse of tax exemptions and political conflicts involving Pulte and Cook.
Bill Pulte, head of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, refused to disclose the source of a tip accusing Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook of mortgage fraud, citing confidentiality and concerns over political implications, and canceled a scheduled press conference without explanation.
Bill Pulte, the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency, is using his position to target Trump's political enemies by publicizing property records and making allegations of mortgage fraud, aligning with Trump's efforts to exert control over federal institutions and influence investigations against his opponents.
FHFA Director Bill Pulte has called on Congress to investigate Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for alleged political bias, deception, and financial misconduct, including a $2.5 billion scandal, following recent Fed decisions and statements.