Lisa Vanderpump and husband list West Hollywood condo for $799k after previously being hit with $31k in liens and facing foreclosure - lulu

   

Lisa Vanderpump and her husband Ken Todd have listed their West Hollywood condo for sale after previously being hit with $31,000 in liens on the home.

According to real estate records obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com, Lisa, 63, and Ken, 66, purchased the two-bedroom, two-bathroom property in August 2016 for $630,000. It was recently listed for sale on July 26, 2024, for $799,000.

Per records, it previously faced foreclosure in 2022 but now is no longer under threat. 

The couple’s condo - part of The Courtyards Condos in West Hollywood - was 'featured on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,’ according to the listing, and the two bedrooms – each having their own bathrooms – are split by a living room area that’s made of hardwood flooring. 

The 955-square-foot condo's amenities include a patio and two parking spaces as well as storage units - with the complex boasting a clubhouse, pool, spa, fitness room and ‘beautiful park-like grounds.’

Lisa Vanderpump and her husband Ken Todd have listed their West Hollywood condo for sale after previously being hit with $31,000 in liens on the home- pictured May 2024

Lisa Vanderpump and her husband Ken Todd have listed their West Hollywood condo for sale after previously being hit with $31,000 in liens on the home- pictured May 2024 

According to real estate records obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com, Lisa, 63, and Ken, 66, purchased the two-bedroom, two-bathroom property in August 2016 for $630,000. It was recently listed for sale on July 26, 2024, for $799,000 - pictured the Courtyards Condos 

According to real estate records obtained exclusively by DailyMail.com, Lisa, 63, and Ken, 66, purchased the two-bedroom, two-bathroom property in August 2016 for $630,000. It was recently listed for sale on July 26, 2024, for $799,000 - pictured the Courtyards Condos

Even though Lisa and Ken are the owners of the condo, owning it as part of their 'community property,' their son Max Todd, 32, has been residing in the home. 

However, Lisa and Ken have previously been slapped with multiple liens on the condo as seen in court documents obtained by DailyMail.com.

The liens go as far back as 2018 – nearly $5k – which was paid a year later. In July 2020, the restaurateurs were hit with another lien for $6,927.95.

Two years later, in May 2022, the property was facing foreclosure after a ‘Notice of Default and Election to Sell Under Deed of Trust’ was filed in California since they owed $40,691.19 of the total amount that they were obligated to pay, which was the original sum of $441,000, per real estate records.

A month later, however, the Notice of Default was rescinded and they were no longer facing foreclosure after a 'Notice of Rescission of Notice of Default and Election to Sell Under Deed of Trust' was filed.

Following this, the couple was slapped with another lien for $24,109.61, on April 5, 2024. 

Lisa Vanderpump told DailyMail.com in a statement: 'Max is selling it after living there for seven years. There was a dispute with the HOA that has since been resolved and there are no liens on the property. 

'He will be traveling this summer and working in Idaho, where he spent 2020 during Covid working with autistic children, and has returned to enjoy the summer there. He will look for a new place upon his return. At 32, thankfully he makes his own decisions.'

Even though Lisa and Ken are the owners of the condo, owning it as part of their 'community property,' their son Max Todd, 32, (pictured May) has been residing in the home.

Even though Lisa and Ken are the owners of the condo, owning it as part of their 'community property,' their son Max Todd, 32, (pictured May) has been residing in the home.

A lawyer for the Vanderpump family added:  'As an initial matter, a security lien (or liens) is an action taken by certain creditors to protect their interests; it reflects a claimed debt, and it does not mean that someone owes a certain debt. 

'None of the family have been found liable for any debt by a court of law. '

'In this case, the supposed liens were a result of needlessly complicated billing practices, failure to process payments the owners were attempting to make, and failure to communicate clearly with us, by various financial institutions. 

'Nobody in the family has defaulted on any justly-due or owing debts and there will be no foreclosure on Max’s property.'

In May 2016, DailyMail.com exclusively reported the couple scooped up a gorgeous four-bedroom, four-bathroom home in Beverly Hills for their daughter Pandora for $1.85 million.

Lisa and Ken, who have been sued in the past by Tom Tom employees, live in their own mansion in Beverly Hills known as Villa Rosa – which of course was also heavily featured on Vanderpump Rules.

Lisa is currently lighting up TV screens in spin-off Vanderpump Villa

Lisa is currently lighting up TV screens in spin-off Vanderpump Villa

In addition, they own a French villa located in Carcassonne, France. The villa was supposed to be the filming spot for Lisa’s spinoff, Vanderpump Villa, but instead production opted for another property named Château Saint-Joseph. 

The 19th century chateau was referred to as Château Rosabelle in the Hulu series, which recently got picked up for another season.

Meanwhile, Vanderpump Rules season 12 has yet to start production. Bravo confirmed filming has been paused and it’s unclear when it will resume again.

Source : www.dailymail.co.uk