At the time of his bail hearing, the rapper offered up his $48 million Miami mansion as collateral for his $50 million bond—the same mansion that was raided by Homeland Security agents in March 2024 as part of a wide-ranging investigation into his alleged crimes. Agents also raided his expansive Los Angeles mansion in the exclusive Holmby Hills neighborhood, a property he has since put on the market for $61.5 million, initially listing the home just one week before his arrest. That dwelling, which boasts 10 bedrooms and 13 bathrooms, has remained on the market since Sept. 8, despite its owner's arrest—which begs the question: Can Combs still proceed with a sale if he is convicted after his trial? 🗞️More: https://rltor.cm/0twmwz The best time to sell is now—find out what your home’s worth: https://rltor.cm/besttimetosell