Kevin Spacey demands $100K to vacate Baltimore condo after foreclosure

Kevin Spacey is facing legal and financial troubles after his Baltimore condo was foreclosed and auctioned off in July due to unpaid debts. The 9,000-square-foot property was purchased for $3.24 million by real estate investor Sam Asgari, who claims Spacey is attempting to extort $100,000 from him to vacate the premises. Spacey, who has been embroiled in controversy following #MeToo allegations, argues that he is being bullied and has suggested he could remain in the home until February if he does not interfere with the sale. Asgari has expressed frustration over Spacey's demands, stating that he is incurring significant costs related to the property, including $40,000 monthly in fees and taxes. He has vowed to take legal action if Spacey overstays his welcome. Spacey’s legal team has criticized the auction process, labeling it a sham, while Spacey himself has claimed that he is being unfairly treated in this situation. The former actor's financial woes have been exacerbated by a $31 million judgment against him related to the production of "House of Cards," which was cut short due to allegations of misconduct. Despite numerous accusations of sexual misconduct, Spacey has not been convicted of any crimes, with several cases against him collapsing or resulting in acquittals. The ongoing dispute highlights the complexities of property rights and the challenges faced by individuals in the wake of public scandals. As the situation unfolds, both parties are preparing for a potential legal battle over the future of the condo and the demands being made.