Guiliani Suspended from Practicing Law

Norman Alexander said:
That, or they all got maggoted together at a buddy's place a few weeks ago, and this guy passed out first.

So one of the other guys said "Hey! Let's shave Lenny's head!"

And then another one said, "No! Let's HALF save his head!"

Followed by lots of giggling.
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Sounds plausible.

Or maybe, because he works for a bankrupt ex-lawyer, he can't afford to pay for more than a third of a toupée.
 
Resume said:
He ruined what's left of the rest of his life for allegiance to Trump . . . Bwahahahahahahaha!!
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I am sure his mate, the multi billionaire Trump will step in and clear his debts. Afterall it's pocket money for a multi billionaire and Trump must know how much G has helped him in the past...
 
The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Rudolph W. Giuliani have filed a motion to compel the debtor to sell his Florida condominium.

As reported by Giuliani himself in his bankruptcy filings, that condo is valued at $3.5 million. Giuliani has been paying almost $16,000 a month in condo fees, and the real estate taxes come to at least $80,000 a year. The creditors consider that to be a waste of what should be their money.

Critically, the Debtor—a New York domiciliary who has elected New York State exemptions—has not and cannot claim a homestead exemption with respect to the Florida Condo. Since it is a nonexempt asset, the Debtor cannot retain the Florida Condo, and he has no credible argument that he is entitled to live there following the conclusion of his chapter 11 case.
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In their motion, the creditors also state their understanding that Giuliani intends to sell his New York City apartment "in the near term."

The bankruptcy judge has scheduled a hearing on this motion for 4 April 2024.
 
W.D.Clinger said:
The Official Committee of Unsecured Creditors of Rudolph W. Giuliani have filed a motion to compel the debtor to sell his Florida condominium.

As reported by Giuliani himself in his bankruptcy filings, that condo is valued at $3.5 million. Giuliani has been paying almost $16,000 a month in condo fees, and the real estate taxes come to at least $80,000 a year. The creditors consider that to be a waste of what should be their money.

In their motion, the creditors also state their understanding that Giuliani intends to sell his New York City apartment "in the near term."

The bankruptcy judge has scheduled a hearing on this motion for 4 April 2024.
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I read that the New York apartment was listed last week.
 
I have no sympathy for Giuliani at all. His fall from "America's mayor" to his current situation is his own fault. He knew damn well what Trump is, and has always been, and chose to join him. He has no one to blame but himself.
 
How sweet it would be. Rudy's 'new place,' 10th Avenue and W. 39th Street.

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Ya gotta a couple of bucks??
I need to get somethin' to eat.

C'mon, pal. He used to be our mayor.
 
acbytesla said:
I read that the New York apartment was listed last week.
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"Apartment 10W at 45 East 66th Street went up for sale for $6.5 million in July" of 2023.

Skeptic Ginger said:
He must have enough money to fund his alcoholism.
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If he weren't in the habit of consuming extravagant volumes of expensive Scotch, I'd offer to fund his alcoholism. But if I'm going to buy really good Scotch, I insist on drinking at least some of it myself, and I can find a better class of drinking buddy on the sidewalks of any medium-sized or large city.
 
W.D.Clinger said:
"Apartment 10W at 45 East 66th Street went up for sale for $6.5 million in July" of 2023.
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I think it came off the market though, but was relisted.

But I am just repeating what I've seen online.

W.D.Clinger said:
If he weren't in the habit of consuming extravagant volumes of expensive Scotch, I'd offer to fund his alcoholism. But if I'm going to buy really good Scotch, I insist on drinking at least some of it myself, and I can find a better class of drinking buddy on the sidewalks of any medium-sized or large city.
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No more 30 plus year old Single Malt Scotch whiskey. Have to settle for Chivas.
 
The Don said:
If the property has been on the market that long it is likely massively overpriced.
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Probably. I looked on Zillow. This isn't an exact science but most listings for apartments that size are in the 2-4 million dollar range. To get the six million, you'd either need a lot more square footage or have a view of Central Park.
 
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Craig4 said:
Probably. I looked on Zillow. This isn't an exact science but most listings for apartments that size are in the 2-4 million dollar range. To get the six million, you'd either need a lot more square footage or have a view of Central Park.
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I've had a look and his realtor is listed as a Mr John Barron, Barron has been in real estate since the 1980s, so a long time, we can be sure he knows what he is doing in regards to valuations.
 
The penthouse condo at 45 E.66th St. is listed as selling last November for $7.7 million. More recent offerings sold in the $2 million - $3 million range but those are probably units on a much lower floor and not as large as the penthouse.

Real estate listing link

Not all realtors agree the $6 million asking price is realistic. Some wonder if Giuliani may be trying to cash in on the unit's 'celebrity status.' Or is it merely a starting point price, with the seller willing (and expecting) to have to compromise on a lower price?
 
Craig4 said:
Probably. I looked on Zillow. This isn't an exact science but most listings for apartments that size are in the 2-4 million dollar range. To get the six million, you'd either need a lot more square footage or have a view of Central Park.
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Very nice apartment. But it It is definitely overpriced. Another apartment in the building is listed for $2.85 million. About the same size but a few floors lower.

The last sale in the building was for a very similar yet a more updated and glamorous apartment. It went for $3.7 million dollars.

When people list apartments at prices far above the market, it shows they aren't serious sellers. This is another example that Rudy is doing everything in his power to slow collection until he is dead.
 
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