eternitys_child
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Re: New Statement from McMillan About Neverland
Okay. I have avoided it up to now but will add my comment.
I only hope that 'if' Michael sells it is because he has decided he does not want the property anymore and not because he has been forced into a financially difficult position because of the trial and all that came before and after.
Neverland is a valuable piece of property, even without Michael's name attached to it and someone has stated before that it pays for itself out of the money received from renting the land to farmers (that is provided he does not maintain it as a place to bring busloads of guests.) The real estate market is depressed right now and it seems that would make now a bad time to sell even if he does eventually want to sell it. If he sells it I would rather it not be done under the gun so to speak.
As to legacy: I do believe it is tied to Michael's legacy. All around the world people know about Neverland. Although it is sad that it is sitting empty now when once it made so many people (young and old) happy, perhaps it is good that as the attitudes about Michael are gradually coming around, people understand what they have done; that they understand what mean spiritedness has wrought. Right now I think that the image of Neverland sitting empty may turn some hearts.
Of course whatever Michael does I wish him the best. That goes without saying.
Okay. I have avoided it up to now but will add my comment.
I only hope that 'if' Michael sells it is because he has decided he does not want the property anymore and not because he has been forced into a financially difficult position because of the trial and all that came before and after.
Neverland is a valuable piece of property, even without Michael's name attached to it and someone has stated before that it pays for itself out of the money received from renting the land to farmers (that is provided he does not maintain it as a place to bring busloads of guests.) The real estate market is depressed right now and it seems that would make now a bad time to sell even if he does eventually want to sell it. If he sells it I would rather it not be done under the gun so to speak.
As to legacy: I do believe it is tied to Michael's legacy. All around the world people know about Neverland. Although it is sad that it is sitting empty now when once it made so many people (young and old) happy, perhaps it is good that as the attitudes about Michael are gradually coming around, people understand what they have done; that they understand what mean spiritedness has wrought. Right now I think that the image of Neverland sitting empty may turn some hearts.
Of course whatever Michael does I wish him the best. That goes without saying.