Former Republican presidential contender and Law & Order actor Fred Thompson is adding his name to the list of Washingtonians looking to profit during the inauguration: he's offering up his DC condo to visitors for $30,000 for five days. The New York Postquotes an insider who says the condo "has a balcony overlooking the inaugural parade route, the Navy Memorial and the US Capitol, and comes with a reserved parking space.
Stay in Fred Thompson’s Condo for $30K During the Inauguration
Former Republican presidential contender and Law & Order actor Fred Thompson is adding his name to the list of Washingtonians looking to profit during the inauguration: he's offering up his DC condo to visitors for $30,000 for five days. The New York Post quotes an insider who says the condo "has a balcony overlooking the inaugural parade route, the Navy Memorial and the US Capitol, and comes with a reserved parking space.
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