Brandon Miller who was known as a prominent real estate mogul was found dead.
According to reports from local media outlets, he took his own life with just $8000 left inside his bank account.

As per insiders, he lived a life many felt was of the rich and famous but little knew what was happening behind closed doors.
His debt rose to $34M and when he died, his bank accounts showed nothing but $8000.

On that note, he decided to take his life as he felt trapped in his web. The debts increased to such an extent after a Hamptons estate that is now on the market for $15.5 million went terribly wrong for him.
His widow has filed for a bond petition that detailed all of the outstanding loans on the property and that includes mortgage bills hitting the $2 million mark from Titan Capital.

That firm has sued her over all of the missed payments. Beyond that massive property debt, Miller had a massive loan worth $11 million from BMO Bank.
He even owed more than $6 million to Donald Jaffe. He was a lender who previously funded Miller and his dad on several projects. Today, Jaffe is pursuing more legal action to try and recovery those unpaid balances.