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Bankruptcy Reveals a Web of Real Estate Debt in Green Hills and 12South

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Brian Layton has left a trail of million-dollar homes in visible states of disrepair across 12South and Green Hills. A spate of lawsuits has revealed tens of millions of dollars in debt spread out across a vast network of LLCs connected to Layton in various states of legal and financial trouble. By Manookian's estimates, organized on a color-coded spreadsheet,Layton has $51.2 million in debt across 20 properties.
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Bankruptcy Reveals a Web of Real Estate Debt in Green Hills and 12South

Overgrown properties with half-finished homes are taken over by a federal trustee in the city’s richest neighborhoods

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Nashville Scene broke the news in on Thursday, August 24, 2023.
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