"..In May[1994], with the help of a $668,000 loan from
NationsBank Mortgage Corp. (a NationsBank
subsidiary), George Stephanopoulos bought an
$835,000 D.C. building containing a posh
apartment above an eyewear retail store. Gossips,
realtors, and all manner of investigative reporters
immediately began asking: How could someone
who pulls down a mere $125,000 a year—with a net
worth between $30,000 and $100,000—afford such
pricey real estate? "Stephanopoulos got a great
deal," says one source in the banking world. "They
waved it in front of him. The only thing he did..."
http://spectator.org/articles/62733/buy-george
ALSO SEE
"A Weak Apology Won't End George Stephanopoulos' Clinton Problem - (The Daily Beast)....
Apparently Stephanopoulos still fails to grasp that there
is nothing "extra" about what should have been a
common-sense disclosure. What's more, on GMA Friday
morning, he didn't see fit to mention the sheer size of
his donations; no doubt many of his viewers would
consider $75,000 real money, even for a television
personality reportedly making double-digit millions...."
http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/05/15/a-weak-apology-won-t-end-george-stephanopoulos-clinton-problem.html
