How much money did Anthony lose on his McMansion?

[Maybe even kiss you]

I don't remember if we ever worked it out. If I recall, he sold it for a million or so less than he bought it for. And that was many years later, so with inflation, interest on his loan and various gaudy expenses, it was probably a net loss of two million dollars.

Nice tacky bar that the new owners probably tore down on day 1, nigger.

 

[HH Brother]

I remember he sold it at a pretty big loss, funster. Less than the asking price. And still had a mortgage.

 

[Ladynyahh]

I wonder if the new owners know about some of the horrors that went on during Anthony's occupancy of the house. They should have razed the place and built on top of it like they did OJ Simpsons.

 

[CorradoSoprano4]

I remember how he used to describe his house and the parties he held in it, he made it sound like it was the great gatsby. But in reality it was just a mcmansion that had a basement with a 1 inch high karaoke stage and a poker table with Fred from Brooklyn there.

 

[Mr. Faggotry]

Easily one million if you factor in improvements.

29 Horseshoe Lane, Roslyn Heights, NY 11577 | Zillow

29 Horseshoe Lane, Roslyn Heights NY, is a Single Family home that contains 4589 sq ft and was built in 2004.It contains 5 bedrooms and 7 bathrooms.This home last sold for $2,492,000 in July 2021. The Zestimate for this Single Family is $2,708,700, which has decreased by $46,913 in the last 30...

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[Mr Ass]

I would say it couldn't have been more than 5-10 thousand.

 

[IGotATreeOnMyHouse85]

I remember how he used to describe his house and the parties he held in it, he made it sound like it was the great gatsby. But in reality it was just mcmansion with a basement with a 1 inch karaoke stage and a poker table with Fred from Brooklyn there.

I remember he bragged about how much it cost to heat the pool when he wasn’t even home. I bet he misses that money now!

 

[Saddam Hussein]

I remember how he used to describe his house and the parties he held in it, he made it sound like it was the great gatsby. But in reality it was just mcmansion with a basement with a 1 inch karaoke stage and a poker table with Fred from Brooklyn there.

Looking back, they really wanted to appear “cool” well into their mid-40s. Instead of raising kids and settling down, they needed everyone to know they were the popular kids.

 

[Wa4892]

I would say it couldn't have been more than 5-10 thousand.

Perhaps a bit more than that ........ (said in Master Po voice)

 

[Queefer Sutherland]

Didn't have a studio in there? He should have bought it using a trust, passed through the business expenses and wrote off all the losses.

 

[DMAN]

Didn't have a studio in there? He should have bought it using a trust, passed through the business expenses and wrote off all the losses.

He obviously bought it before he ever built a studio inside.

 

[Coonskin]

Easily one million if you factor in improvements.

"Improvements" is generous

Went from having a studio in one room to having a studio apartment

 

[gassers]

I remember how he used to describe his house and the parties he held in it, he made it sound like it was the great gatsby. But in reality it was just mcmansion with a basement with a 1 inch karaoke stage and a poker table with Fred from Brooklyn there.

Idk man, it had a lotta sinks. That's all what matters to me.

 

[Dummy Gaynuts]

B-b-b-but compound media is so successful and nana isn't a broke drunk

 

[RoSmokedCrack]

Losing the McMansion must have killed him. It was his entire identity, pretending to be a socialite hosting parties for all his L.I trash and sex offender friends.

It's fun listening to old shows and hearing him tittering about his long gone pool and theatre to try to impress creeped out Sirius interns while pressuring them on air for a date.

 

[💩💩💩💩]

I would say it couldn't have been more than 5-10 thousand.

pehaps more dan dat

 

[Sue Lightning]

I actually just reread the thread and from buying to selling the house he lost 400k. But like other commenters said that doesn’t factor in the renovations: Giant dinosaur, the pool, the movie room, an in home bar, etc.

Edit: Also does not factor in any taxes, inflation, fees he paid to the guy who helped him sell his house, etc.

 

[Mr Ass]

Giant commercial generator he bought because New York had a bad storm once.

 

[satanssockpuppet]

His big, poorly-built castle of depravity, full of rooms no one ever used, with a lonely drunken closet case huddled in one room, surrounded by empty beers, angrily tweeting the night away. The photo tour of that dungeon was one of the funniest things I ever saw here.

 

[Carol's Stink Blaster]

I remember he sold it at a pretty big loss, funster. Less than the asking price. And still had a mortgage.

Correct, he borrow against it from some Arab. Probably his cousin