When The Checks Stop Coming In Exclusive: Former NBA Star Delonte West Loses Second Home To Foreclosure
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Former NBA star Delonte West has sold his $1 million family mansion at a massive loss after the home went into foreclosure, BOSSIP has learned.
It’s the second time in as many years that the former pro ball player has lost a home through foreclosure in Maryland, according to public records.
Last month, West agreed to sell his eight bedroom, seven bathroom, 4,471 square foot mansion on the banks of the Potomac River to a local bank for $650,000, way down from the $1,050,000 West paid for the palatial pad back in 2008. He’d made his home there with his wife, Caressa, and their son.
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Last week, the home’s new owners, The Wilmington Savings Fund Society, put it up for sale for just $550,000, according to public records.
West’s former home boasts views of Virginia from across the river, and sits on an acre.
Although West no longer owns the mansion – and it appears empty on home listing websites – he gave cops that address when he was pulled over Feb. 19 for having improper car registration.
Fans have heard little from the former Boston Celtics player since 2016, when photos emerged of a disheveled looking West wandering outside a Texas fast food restaurant. He was wearing a hospital gown over his shirt and reportedly didn’t have on any shoes.
When a fan asked is he was Delonte West, he reportedly answered, “I used to be, but I’m not about that life anymore.”
That same year, another one of West’s homes – where his brother lived with his wife – went up for sale for $315,000 after it also went into foreclosure.
