Sure, he's reentered the workforce and dipped his toe into the speaking circuit, but those gigs don't pay like his last one did. So, he's looking to unload some assets:

The former Lehman Brothers CEO is trying to sell his 75.3-acre estate in Sun Valley, Idaho, where he holed up for years after the bank’s demise turned him into the poster boy for the financial crisis. The multimillion-dollar property is unlisted and is being shown by appointment only, according to three people familiar with the area’s real-estate market...Brokers have been showing the property for about a year but have yet to find a buyer, one person said. Fuld owns other parcels of land in and around the tony resort area — 97 acres in total — valued at a reported $27 million in 2008.

Make him an offer today! The Gorilla needs spending money.

Former Lehman Brothers CEO trying to sell 75-acre hideaway [NYP]

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