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I am at Lenny Dykstra's $24 million mansion in Sherwood Country Club, where I snapped this photo.
Dykstra is here and preparing to be interviewed by me about his Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing this week, which stopped a planned foreclosure of his estate.
His 2008 financial statement, provided to me by the creditor seeking to foreclose on Dykstra's house, claims a net worth of $58 millon last year.
His bankruptcy filing now lists his assets as worth no more than $50,000, with more than $31 million in debts.
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I plan to post the entire interview later today, as well as air portions on CNBC.
Of course, he's not in the chair yet. But I am on the property!
Stay tuned...
UPDATE -
Lenny took us on a tour of his mansion.
You can watch it here.
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