Partner Byron Moldo Quoted In The Los Angeles Times

03.01.2022
Los Angeles Times
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Byron Z. Moldo, Partner and Chair of ECJ's Bankruptcy, Receivership and Creditors’ Rights Department was recently quoted in the Los Angeles Times. The article titled, "The One Mega-Mansion is Up For Auction. Whoever Buys it May Soon Have a Mega-headache", discusses the foreseen complications surrounding a soon-to-be auctioned 100,000 square foot home in Bel Air, California. 

The article explains that the 100,000 square foot home is currently listed at $295 Million and up for auction soon but prospective buyers of this massive, unfinished property will face a number of complications, including lack of occupancy permit, allegations of construction defects, zoning code violations and discussions over the true value of the home. 

According to Byron, the lack of a certificate of occupancy and the other issues surrounding the property could "depress the price." Uncertainty surrounds this property and its investors as it carries a large debt as they approach the auction date. 

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