Pinky Cole faces another financial dispute as a lender seeks permission to take action against one of her Georgia properties. The move comes as the reality star continues to navigate bankruptcy proceedings. The lender claims Cole owes more than $164,000 on a rental property, while her attorney says the home is already covered by her bankruptcy plan.
A lender claims Pinky Cole owes more than $164,000 on a Georgia rental property
According to TMZ, Selene Finance LP filed legal papers in Cole’s ongoing bankruptcy case on Thursday. The company claims she owes more than $164,000 on a three-bedroom, two-bathroom home in the Atlanta area. It also alleges that Cole has not made mortgage payments since December 2025.
The lender is asking the bankruptcy judge to allow several possible actions, including one that could potentially lead to foreclosure.
Cole’s attorney, Jamie Christy, pushed back against the lender’s claims. “This property is not Pinky’s home, but rather a rental property,” Christy told TMZ. The attorney also said the property is already part of Cole’s bankruptcy plan. Christy called the lender’s move “an impulsive move by the servicer” and said the motion is being reset.
Christy said the focus should remain on helping Cole regain financial stability. “The focus should be on Pinky righting her finances and growing her business to fund her plan of reorganization,” the attorney explained.
The latest dispute follows another property battle during Cole’s bankruptcy case. In that matter, a creditor attempted to seize another rental property she owns, prompting her to challenge the move in bankruptcy court.
Cole has also remained in the public eye through her reality television and business ventures. She appeared on the 17th and most recent season of The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
As the bankruptcy case continues, the latest dispute over Cole’s rental property adds another legal challenge to her efforts to reorganize her finances.
