Douglas Teitelbaum, who lent the late Brandon Miller $1.5 million, now faces challenges accessing records and finances of a Chelsea development linked to Miller's estate.
Teitelbaum expressed frustration over his inability to view financial records or file necessary bankruptcy documents, emphasizing, 'I don’t have access to any records. I don’t know what obligations might exist.'
In light of Miller’s death, Teitelbaum revealed that refinancing plans were abandoned, leading to a situation where, 'We were well into default under my loan to Mr. Miller when I got a horrible phone call to learn that he had taken his life.'
Miller's widow is in the process of becoming the estate's administrator, with Teitelbaum hopeful that access to the estate's books would clarify the financial situation.
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