Rudy Giuliani, the longtime Trump ally known in part for helping spread debunked conspiracy theories after the last presidential election that helped lead to criminal charges for the both of them in Georgia, is reportedly under threat of foreclosure. The reported threat covers a Palm Beach condo of his that was also targeted by a tax lien originating with the federal government over hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid income taxes.
Giuliani has reportedly not paid the property taxes for the condo in years (since 2020), with the expenses instead having been covered at least partly by a corporate third party that intends to move for foreclosure — which would evidently leave them with the profits — within mere months unless the bills are satisfied. “We plan on moving forward in April, which is the earliest we can move to purchase the tax deed,” a spokesman for the company, Mikon Financial Services, said.
“The spokesman for Mikon Financial Services said it is likely that either Giuliani or the holder of the mortgage will pay off the tax deed rather than let the condo go into a foreclosure,” The Palm Beach Post added.
Allegedly, Giuliani has an arrangement with federal authorities to deal with the massive debts he’s incurred in unpaid income taxes. There was no specific indication of a path forward for the property taxes where the lack of payment by Giuliani could lead to the property being auctioned off, though. He’s not the only close ally to Trump recently facing financial problems, either. Mike Lindell, who leads the bedding company MyPillow and helps spread election conspiracy theories, somewhat recently conducted a surprise auction of a wide range of equipment from his company, has claimed millions in debt, and says he’s broke. Both Giuliani and Lindell also have steep, unpaid legal costs. Read more at this link.
