– Elon Musk’s entity is foreclosing on a Bel-Air home owned by filmmaker Jordan Walker-Pearlman and screenwriter Elizabeth Hunter.
– The couple purchased the property from Musk for $7 million in 2020, partly financed by a $6.7 million loan from him.
– The house was previously owned by Walker-Pearlman’s uncle, actor Gene Wilder, and Musk bought it in 2013 for $6.75 million.
– Initial listing price was $9.5 million; the couple couldn’t afford this amount.
– They fell behind on payments due to the recent writers’ and actors’ strike.
– Musk’s representatives filed a notice of default in July, starting the foreclosure process.
– Despite the situation, the couple has expressed gratitude toward Musk, stating, “He gave us a magical opportunity” and they feel a “spiritual debt” to him.
– The couple has listed the home for $12.95 million.
– The property was originally bought by Wilder in 1976 for approximately $300,000 and includes unique features like a kidney-shaped pool.