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President Trump has lost an estimated $100million on two of his flagship hotel properties during his time in the Oval Office, according to a new report.

Before Trump took an oath of office during his 2017 presidential inauguration, the New York native was a well-known businessman who found footing in the expansive real estate industry.

He's amassed a number of properties across the globe, but two of his most well known include the Trump National Doral Miami and the Trump International Hotel in Washington D.C.

In 'White House, Inc.: How Donald Trump Turned the Presidency into a Business', Dan Alexander, a senior editor at Forbes, reports that those two properties have actually lost the president a slew of money over the last four years.

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In an adaption shared to Forbes, it's reported that the Trump International Hotel almost reached $6million in revenue in January 2017 after opening three months before.

The hotel made $1.6million in profit over the span of one month, in part due to Trump's wealthy friends purchasing rooms during that time and the 58th Presidential Inaugural Committee.

The committee raised money from Trump supporters for the inauguration week, which reportedly totaled to $1.5million.

Forbes reports that, based on their findings, at least 25 per cent of the revenue brought to the Trump International hotel came from political donors that year.

But on July 24, some three years after the Trump's election win, Forbes determined the property valued at $168million - $2million less than the $170million mortgage Trump acquired.

With at least $30million going towards renovations, the numbers indicate a loss for the Trump family.

Down south in Florida, Trump National Doral Miami experienced a similar situation of money loss over the property.

Forbes reports that Trump National Doral Miami, a resort and golf course, is worth $153million before factoring in debt. The eponymous resort has $125million in mortgages against it.

Trump's interest is currently at an estimated $28million, but Forbes reports that number was around $70million at the start of his presidency.

The reported financial losses allegedly sustained by Trump clashed with his repeated claims that his experience as a businessman would help 'make America great again.'

And staff with Trump Organization reportedly noted that controversial comments he made during his 2016 campaign played a role in that.

According to Forbes, Jessica Vachiratevanurak, Trump's tax specialist, said there were 'ramifications' following the campaign.

'I met with the director of finance, as well as the director of development for all of the Trump Organization,' Vachiratevanurak said while speaking with a magistrate with the Miami-Dade County Appraiser’s Office.

'And they mentioned that throughout 2016, because of the political climate, there have been severe ramifications of the things that were said during campaigning, the comments that were made.'

© Provided by Daily Mail Pictured: President Trump supporters protest outside Amaize restaurant where US Democratic vice presidential nominee and Senator from California, Kamala Harris is visiting in Doral, Florida

One such ramification included the Professional Golfer's Association, which had revealed in 2016 that the World Golf Championships tournament was moved to Mexico after sponsors proved scarce.

'Donald Trump is a brand, a big brand, and when you’re asking a company to invest millions of dollars in branding a tournament and they’re going to share that brand with the host, it’s a difficult conversation,' PGA Tour commissioner Tim Finchem told ESPN.

Normally, the highly-attended event raked in substantial revenue for Doral that it would not see again.

'Losing that event killed Doral,' Joel Paige, a resort operator who managed the property, told Forbes.

Trump's campaign also reportedly caused a number of charities to withdraw their events from Doral, saying they could not be associated with his brand.

'His name is actually being removed from the Trump SoHo hotel,' a Trump Organization representative said, per Forbes.

© Provided by Daily Mail The Professional Golfer's Association revealed in 2016 that the World Golf Championships tournament were moved to Mexico after sponsors proved scarce. Pictured: President Trump, Justine Rose and Ivanka Trump

'It was a property that was being regularly frequented by, you know, NBA stars and NFL stars, and now they’re quoted in this article as saying, 'I’m not going there. I’m not going to support this brand.'

'So there have been severe ramifications of the comments that were made throughout the campaigning process and since.

'The property was definitely impacted by that, and you’ll see in the financials that there is a significant drop in revenue from last year to this year, and it reflects that.'

From 2015 to 2016, the publication reports that Doral's revenue plunged 5 per cent to $87.5million. Profits dropped 10 per cent to $12.4million.

Profits, as noted by Forbes, was measured as earning before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.

Then, Doral reportedly lost 100,000 booked room nights after the 2016 election, sources told Forbes.

100,000 reservations at Doral, which hosts 643 rooms, added up to five months fully booked. Revenue plummeted to $75.4million in 2017, while profits decreased by 66 per cent to $4.3million.

Doral's revenue increased slightly to $76million in 2018, while it moved to $77million in 2019.

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