Lil Scrappy, government name Darryl Richardson, bought his 2,836 sq ft home in Conyers, GA back in 2004.  He copped it for $182,800 back when he was still dropping singles on the radio, but not only has the home  devalued to $123,000, but the bank foreclosed on it this past August.

And if he thought he was going to just move in with his “My Chick Bad” rapper girlfriend Diamond, that’s a no-go.  We’ve also got documents that show Diamond, government name Brittany Carpentero, got her home foreclosed on this past September by Suntrust Bank.  Why?  Because she couldn’t pay her mortgage on her Walden Park neighborhood Atlanta home.

She copped her house for $219,000 back in ‘07–during her Crime Mob stint–and it’s now only worth $202,000.  The house is on the market for $124,000

Diamond’s car was also repossessed last month.  Both homes are currently up for sale. And a source close to her tells YBF that Diamond and Scrappy are currently renting a home in Cobb County, but are behind on their rent.  When frontin’ goes wrong…

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Lil Scrappy returns with a brand new web TV series "Art Of Tha Grustle". Scrappy introduces the series, describes what it means to Grustle, working with Ludacris, and more. Upcoming episodes feature Ludacris, Snoop, Don Cannon, Drumma Boy and more, all discussing Tha Grustle.

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Crunk Ain’t Dead. Lil Scrappy is currently prepping his DTP debut, The Grustle, the Altanta artist’s first album on a major since 2006’s Bred 2 Die, Born 2 Live on Lil Jon’s BME label.
The album title, The Grustle, refers to a combination of “the grind” and “hustle.” According to DTP label representative AJ Dixon, the disc will feature appearances by Maino, Trey Songz and DTP leader Ludacris. Fellow Atlanta resident Don Cannon has contributed beats for the project.
Scrappy recently released the video for the album’s first single “Addicted to Money,” which also includes an guest spot from Luda, earlier this week.
“Addicted to Money”

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