But his plans are now in peril. According to a document obtained by The Times, the lender just served Niami a notice of default on the prized property, which is considered the first step in the foreclosure process.
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There are multiple solutions for Niami to avoid a forced sale of the property, which include paying back all or at least some of the loan or coming to an alternative agreement with the lender. But such sales, even for prized properties, are not without precedent.
They tried to delay the sale by declaring bankruptcy, but their efforts were unsuccessful, and the land was auctioned off outside a Pomona courthouse. Default notices are nothing new for Niami. Last year, he told the Wall Street Journal that there have been multiple times when he was forced to stop construction because of a lack of financing.
He also said that he has funded construction with cash from sales of other properties. In March, slightly more than half of homes sold for over the asking price across Los Angeles.
In some spots, the share was even bigger. Profitable sales have been hard to come by for Niami lately. Late last year, he put the property into bankruptcy. One of their daughters, Libby Anschutz, is a musician in a Denver-based band called Tracksuit Wedding. Their other daughter, Sarah Anschutz Hunt, sits on the board of trustees of the Anschutz Family Foundation, which was founded by Anschutz's parents and is now run by his sister, Sue Anschutz-Rodgers.
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