Note:  Trump can get all the sweetheart financing he wants as a private citizen.  But not as President.  And, even whether a lender provides financing will create all kinds of headaches for the lender.  Same for Insurers adjusting Trump Organization claims.  I don't think they can treat Trump favorably without adverse consequences.

Seems like any lenders wanting to put money into Florida rebuilding can find lots of good credit risks to plant money with, without risking the added scrutiny and added paperwork and added potential civil or criminal accusations that might arise.  So, it looks like if Irma hits Trump properties, they are in pretty serious financial risk going forward, and thereby, so is the Trump Organization, and Trump's net worth.

Are there mortgages on the Trump Florida properties that Trump or the Trump Organization are responsible for?

Can Trump engage in his normal aggressive construction management practices for massive rebuilds?

I almost feel sorry for him.