New York purveyors of courtroom loans aren’t betting on former President Donald Trump’s odds of securing a bond in his $355 million civil court judgment, according to a new report. The fraud liability ruling from Justice Arthur Engoron mandates Trump either hand over the lump sum — plus $98 million in interest — or post an appeal bond worth about $540 million, according to an NBC News estimate. The latter option comes with many challenges, experts told the news outlet. Want more breaking political news? Click for the latest headlines at Raw Story. ALSO READ: How Speaker Mike Johnson’s dream of…