Trump's Queens childhood home sells for $1.93M after developer spent $500K gutting a 'mold-ridden cat den'

As controversy clouds President Trump's ongoing White House construction projects, a renovation of his first childhood home in Queens, N.Y. ,landed the property's seller a $1.93 million payday.

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The Jamaica Estates Tudor-style home where Trump spent the first four years of his life was built by his father, real estate developer Fred Trump, in 1940. The future president was born in 1946 and the family sold it in roughly 1950.

The home, which boasts five bedrooms and is about 3,100 square feet, has popped on and off the real estate market over the years — including a 2017 purchase for $2.1 million.

One person even turned it into a Trump-themed Airbnb, the Wall S...