Dec 18, 2002 • 1 min read

Eminem house fails to sell

A former Eminem home failed to sell in an eBay auction, with no serious offers over the $120,000 minimum after phony bids were removed.

A former home of Eminem remains unsold after an eBay auction. As previously reported Darren Martens, who owns the house, knew that bids of $12 million for the property weren’t genuine. But after a company weeded out the phony bids it materialised there were no serious offers over the minimum sale price of $120,000, and the online auction has now expired.

Another former home of Slim Shady also failed to attract the $500,000 asking price, while a the owner of a third house is still trying to find a $2million buyer. Perhaps the moral of the story is that the average Eminem fan, unlike Mathers himself, isn’t that well off.

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