John McAfee, the entrepreneur behind the world’s top selling anti-virus software, recently sold the last of his major real estate holdings in a widely attended auction. This auction is the latest in a long line of real estate auctions McAfee has set up to help pay his bills since the downturn of stocks recently.

The property, located just outside Rodeo, New Mexico, was sold for $1.15 Million. The 157 acre estate was built with Aerotrekking in mind and includes a hanger for the lightweight planes and several guest houses.

McAfee agreed prior to the auction to sell to the highest bidder, no matter how low the price was, and said that the final sale price was roughly in-line with what he had projected. In a telephone interview with the New York Times McAfee said he was relieved that the whole ordeal was behind him so that he could get back to living his life in Belize.

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1. www.nytimes.com