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Bill White has a duplex to sell you. Make that 17 duplexes. The has put the bulk of his Roanoke, Va., real estate holdings on the market, Hatewatch has learned. Asking price: a cool $2 million.

Although White has complained recently about subprime financing woes, it鈥檚 unclear exactly what鈥檚 motivating this sudden move, and whether it鈥檚 related to the American National Socialist Workers Party (ANSWP) chairman鈥檚 , as reported today in the Virginian-Pilot.

White is facing possible fines and jail time as a sanction for posting threatening comments along with the home address and telephone number of Kevin Mottley, an attorney with the Richmond, Va., law firm Troutman Sanders (or, as White describes him, 鈥渢he attorney representing the n------ in Virginia Beach.鈥�)

On April 2, White was forced to appear before U.S. Magistrate F. Bradford Stillman to explain why he was publishing thinly veiled threats against Mottley, along with the attorney鈥檚 personal information. The magistrate did not say when he would announce any sanctions against White.

Mottley is part of a team of lawyers representing five African-American tenants in Virginia Beach who sued their landlord, John Crockett Henry, alleging a long pattern of racial discrimination. The tenants also filed a complaint with the U.S. Justice Department, which is now to White, who mailed threatening letters to Henry鈥檚 tenants, calling them 鈥渘------鈥� and 鈥渄irty parasites鈥� and warning them to watch out for white activists. White also mailed copies of National Socialist, a neo-Nazi publication he edits, to their homes.

The Department of Justice subpoenaed E-mails between Henry and White as evidence in a civil trial scheduled to begin in federal court May 19. White retaliated by posting Mottley鈥檚 personal information to various neo-Nazi websites and sporadically threatening all of the plaintiffs鈥� lawyers.

"After we are done with our legal dispute, they are open game,鈥� White wrote Feb. 22. Referring specifically to Mottley and Mottley鈥檚 family, White wrote: 鈥淒o not send them 鈥榟ate flyers鈥� or nooses. Do not call and record them and place those phone calls on YouTube. Do not open credit cards in their name, empty their bank accounts by Internet, hack their emails.鈥�

One week later, White wrote, 鈥淚 don鈥檛 care what happens to them one way or the other. 鈥� I could see agitated ANSWP fans who are not members and not under my control in any way deciding to 鈥榟elp,鈥� as they have when they have mailed nooses to black leaders or kidnapped members of Jewish groups.鈥�

Threatening blog entries were included in the material White鈥檚 Internet service provider turned over to the Department of Justice, and Mottley鈥檚 attorney has asked the U.S. magistrate hearing the civil case to slap White with a citation for criminal contempt.

Mottley, who reports receiving 鈥渟trange phone calls鈥� at his house in recent weeks, testified at the April 2 hearing that his wife is fearful they may be harmed and that he perceived the posts to be threats.

White testified that any calls for violence on his website, on which he frequently advocates the murder of his perceived enemies and non-whites, are intended purely as satire.

White could be hoping to fund his legal battle and/or pay any fine he receives with proceeds from the sale of his 17 duplexes sited along Chapman and Patterson Avenues in Roanoke鈥檚 traditionally black Mountain View neighborhood. Listed by his wife, Century 21 realtor Meghan White, the duplexes include a total of 35 units. White claims they are currently generating $18,500 in rental income per month at full occupancy, or about $530 per unit.

Whatever his reasons for seeking to unload the duplexes, White shows no signs of taming his prolific online screeds in response to the pending judgment. The day after he appeared before Judge Stillman, White posted Mottley鈥檚 home address and phone number again, and taunted him for being a 鈥渞idiculous, cowardly, shaking-trembly attorney who basically cried on the stand yesterday when describing how terrified and fearful he was.鈥�

White also published the home address of U.S. Department of Justice lead attorney Lori Wagner, and left instructions for his followers to 鈥淲rite to them. Call them. Tell them what you think. 鈥� You have a right to contact people who are involved in activities that draw public attention. They do not have a right to conduct their activities in secret or to hide from you. And if they do something irrational, like hire police bodyguards to protect them from 'threats' that exist wholly in their imagination, we are in no way responsible for that.鈥�