The home of Burt Marshall in the Madison County village of Hamilton will be sold to help pay creditors in his $92 million bankruptcy case. (N. Scott Trimble | [email protected])N. Scott Trimble | [email protected]
Syracuse, N.Y. -- Madison County landlord Burt Marshall owes more than $90 million to nearly 1,000 people who invested in a promissory note fund that a bankruptcy court trustee has said had “all the hallmarks of a Ponzi scheme.”
His more than 100 rental properties will be sold soon to help pay back what will likely be a very small portion of the money he owes investors in his fund. But will Marshall’s seven-bedroom home in Hamilton be among them?
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