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50 Cent’s mansion: a half-million-a-year money pit?
Dec 28, 2010Think your house is a money pit? You’ve got nothing on rapper 50 Cent and his sprawling, 17-acre estate in Farmington, Conn., which has been on the market for three years with no takers. Keeping up the property costs about $450,000 a year, covering everything from taxes and insurance right down to winterizing the sprinkler system and replacing burned out exterior light bulbs, according to estimates from area real estate brokers.
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