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No, he is far from broke but there is ample evidence that point to a few things about his finances that he wants to prevent from becoming widely known.First and foremost is the fact that over the course of the last couple of years his own declarations of his wealth have risen from him claiming to be worth 2 billion dollars before he ran for President, to his being worth 4 billion at the beginning of his GOP run to him being worth 10 billion in the general campaign. Meanwhil actual financial experts say that based on what information is available (that is financial information he give the IRS, not including money he may be hiding to cheat on his taxes) his net worth is between 1 and 2 billion with the latter being the more generous estimate.Second is that many of those ‘great deals’ he made were, in fact terrible deals. He lost 400 million when the Trump Plaza hotel was foreclosed on by the bank. His 29 million dollar yacht was repossessed by the bank. He build 4 casinos at the combined cost of 3 billion dollars, all 4 went bankrupt. His Trump Airline never made a penny in profit before the planes and helicopters were all repossessed by CitiBank. His mortgage company, water company, steak company, vodka company, internet search engine company, magazine publishing company - all went out of business with net losses.Third is just how much he owes to Chinese and Russian banks which as of 2015 was a combined total of 650 million dollars. The follow up to this is why does this ‘great businessman’ borrow from Chinese and Russian banks? Because no US or European bank will loan him a cent. He is blacklisted from the western banking system for the losses he has incurred and the money that banks have lost because of him. This one is doubly bad since he has complained long and loudly about how Mrs Clinton is supposedly beholden to foreign nationals because they donated to her charity, he is far more compromised since he owes vast sums to foreign banks.

Origination in the mortgage industry is the process in which financial information is collected to assess the credit-worthiness of the client. Some of the financial information that is collected includes paychecks, bank balances, tax returns, credit card reports etc.Now, here is where the third party originators come in. The third party originators go through the origination process and packages a mortgage that the borrower is eligible for, and then relays this mortgage plan to the secondary mortgage market.So in essence, the actual mortgage lenders allow third party originators to collect all the information and make a decision on what type of mortgage best fits the borrower. What's interesting about this and often is seen as a form of controversy is that these third party originators has no responsibility or stress on whether the mortgage will default. That pressure goes to the actual mortgage lender who has interest on the mortgage. When third party originators overprice, this particular interesting part is often the voice of anger and frustration from the actual mortgage lenders.Sources: Third-Party Mortgage Originator Definition | Investopedia

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