BURR RIDGE, Ill. — Court records show that former Chicago Bulls star Eddy Curry's suburban Chicago mansion is in foreclosure.
Documents show that as of Friday, Curry was more than $217,000 behind on his $3.7 million mortgage. Records show Curry and his wife, Patrice, took the 30-year mortgage out in July 2003 to buy the Burr Ridge home.
That's the home where the former Bulls center was bound and robbed in 2007.
A court filing says the Currys' initial interest rate on the home loan was 9.25 percent with a monthly payment of $28,675.
Curry's attorneys haven't returned calls seeking comment Tuesday.
He now plays for the New York Knicks.
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Documents show that as of Friday, Curry was more than $217,000 behind on his $3.7 million mortgage. Records show Curry and his wife, Patrice, took the 30-year mortgage out in July 2003 to buy the Burr Ridge home.
That's the home where the former Bulls center was bound and robbed in 2007.
A court filing says the Currys' initial interest rate on the home loan was 9.25 percent with a monthly payment of $28,675.
Curry's attorneys haven't returned calls seeking comment Tuesday.
He now plays for the New York Knicks.
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Copyright 2009 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
