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Bankrupt Rapper 50 Cent Struggling To Sell Mansion For 8-Years Drastically Drops The Price Of House October 12. 2015
50 Cent lying under oath in what is a crime Bankrupt rapper 50 Cent, real name Curtis Jackson, has been struggling to sell his $18,500,000 Farmington, Connecticut mansion for 8-years. He has repeatedly dropped the price, to where it currently sits at $8,500,000. However, still no one wants to buy it, as it simply is not a good value for the money.
50 Cent's mansion in Connecticut The property is also very overdone and nouveau riche, thanks to the changes he made to the mansion (a disco and casino, among other things). If a potential buyer cannot get past gaudy items the home owner has installed, they will not envision themself buying the property. It's always a good idea to use good taste when renovating and decorating a home.
50 Cent's mansion in Connecticut In spite of the fact 50 Cent is currently in bankruptcy court, trying to illegally dodge two lawsuit judgments obtained against him, he has been showing off his soon-to-be-completed mansion in Africa. However, said asset should be subject to bankruptcy court proceedings, as he owes many creditors. RELATED ARTICLES 50 Cent's Boxing Company Files For Bankruptcy Rapper 50 Cent Lost $50 Million Dollars On G-Unit Roc Nation Sports Loses CAA And Gary Shaw Promotions Rapper 50 Cent Files For Bankruptcy After Making Over $100,000,000 50 Cent Sued For $200,000,000 For Stealing 'Power' Television Show In Copyright Infringement Case |
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