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The chances of Freestyle Music Park being sold out of foreclosure are improving as the economy and real estate market get better along the Grand Strand, said Nate Fata, an attorney for FPI MB Entertainment LLC, owner of the park.
Several creditors of Freestyle Music Park allege the park's owners are attempting to defraud them of money they are owed through legal posturing in a foreclosure suit, a claim Freestyle's lawyer denies.
An Horry County judge has granted one of Freestyle Music Park's creditors the right to reclaim property that sits inside the shuttered park, according to court documents.
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