Rick Ross is well-known for his massive money moves, although that has Meek Mill asking some questions. Moreover, Rozay just bought another property from Meek, this time being his $4.2 million Atlanta mansion that he bought a couple of weeks ago. However, it was only on Wednesday (April 19) that the Philly MC took to Twitter to express some curiosity as to what the Maybach Music mogul is doing with all that land, as he apparently bought even more. "Ross bought another crib off me for a ‘m’ yesterday!” he wrote on the social media platform. “I had to ask him tf you doing with all this property."
What's more is that we apparently have a vague answer to that question by way of Rick Ross' realtor. In fact, apparently he bought Meek Mill's mansion in ATL in cash. Of course, frequent followers of the "Hustlin'" MC know that he already owns an expansive estate in Georgia titled "The Promise Land." "I’ve been working to make an impact in the luxury market and this did just that," realtor Alisha Gillooly remarked about this recent acquisition.
Meek Mill Wonders Why Rick Ross Bought Another Of His Properties
Furthermore, Meek Mill had this home on the market for about two years, and recently uploaded a video tour of it to his Instagram. Also, he said that he didn't even know Rick Ross purchased the home until after they signed the deal. In the video tour, he joked that his realtor wasn't selling the property fast enough, and apparently it worked. "MANSION FOR SALE IN ATL," he captioned the video. "My realtor not getting this off fast enough & I think I can lol. I never moved in it had for a few years.
“Sandy springs/buckhead area!" the "Dreams and Nightmares" MC continued. "When somebody get traded to the hawks or falcons come grab this Jawn! I’m not even gone tag who shot this s***ty video lol!" Moreover, the two recently teased an upcoming collaboration with pictures of them in the studio together. As such, they have more money moves on the way, for sure. Regardless, log back into HNHH for the latest news and updates on Rick Ross and Meek Mill.
