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. ALSO READ: How Speaker Mike Johnson’s dream of bipartisan decency died in his hands The first problem the mega-developer faces…