Michael Jackson's Neverland Ranch debt has been bought out just days before the property was to go on the auction block. Who's bad?
TMZ has obtained the deed with the lucky new owners - 1224 LLC. The debt is said to be around $23 million - plus an additional few hundred for llama food.
For the record, Jackson is still the official owner of Neverland Ranch, he just signs his mortgage payments over to someone else now.
See More
Reader Comments
(Page 1 of 2) | 1 | 2 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsNO-ONE COULD EVEN PAY ME TO LIVE IN THAT HOUSE! ALL THOSE CHILDREN MOLESTED! YUK YUK YUK.
why should we care ? i don't give ten craps what this crazy person does, its a waist of time reporting on him. we gave up on him along long tima ago, we don't buy any of his music, or his family, they are a joke. this family needs help.
Why do people keep bailing him out? He doesn't care or he would get his a** to work and try to pay off some of his debts.
He has earning potential he is just too sorry and mentally screwed up to work!
"he just signs his mortgage payments over to someone else now"
Well, yeah, if he actually made any mortgage payments. 1224 LLC will find that out.
California secretary of state lists
1224 LLC
DELAWARE
CORPORATION SERVICE COMPANY WHICH WILL DO BUSINESS IN CALIFORNIA
AS CSC - LAWYERS INCORPORATING SERVICE (
C1592199)
Date Filed: 5/6/2008
1999 AVENUE OF THE STARS STE 1200
LOS ANGELES, CA 90067
Home of Colony Capital
www.colonyinc.com
recognize any names?
Where's his money? Did it all go for the trials? Thriller must still be selling well. Just what other debts does he have?
With all the money that man once had...there's no excuse why he doesnt own it outright....c'mon man
Sent over a couple of B-52 bombers and level the place and start over, that'll take care of all the demon spirits.
How is he the "official owner" TMZ, if the deed is in some other name? Sounds like he's paying rent to me.
Same as your trailer title has your name on it even though you still owe the bank for it. It is called a "deed of trust".
















