Former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn is reportedly planning to put his Northern Virginia home on the market to offset the mounting legal fees associated with special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe.
President Donald Trump’s former top aide has increasingly been concerned about the ‘crippling legal costs’ if he continued to contest the charges associated with the high-profile case, a confidant told ABC News.
That same person said that Flynn decided to plead guilty to lying to the FBI about his contact with Russian officials during the presidential transition because in recent weeks he felt abandoned by Trump.
‘Flynn is very angry,’ the confidant told ABC News Friday. ‘He will cooperate truthfully on any question they ask him.’
Former National Security Advisor Michael Flynn (above on Friday) is reportedly planning to put his Northern Virginia home on the market to offset the mounting legal fees associated with special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia probe
![Flynn, who is one of President Donald Trump's former top aides (above in 2009), has increasingly been concerned about the 'crippling legal costs' if he continued to contest the charges associated with the high-profile case, a confidant told ABC News](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/02/05/46E50C0600000578-5138547-image-a-35_1512191044483.jpg)
Flynn, who is one of President Donald Trump’s former top aides (above in 2009), has increasingly been concerned about the ‘crippling legal costs’ if he continued to contest the charges associated with the high-profile case, a confidant told ABC News
![Sources close to Flynn say the decorated military officer plans to sell the 2,118-square-foot home in Alexandria (above center) that he bought in November 2015 for $774,000](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/02/05/46E4E62B00000578-5138547-image-a-36_1512191099621.jpg)
Sources close to Flynn say the decorated military officer plans to sell the 2,118-square-foot home in Alexandria (above center) that he bought in November 2015 for $774,000
Sources close to Flynn say the decorated military officer plans to sell the 2,118-square-foot home in Alexandria that he bought in November 2015 for $774,000.
The house is estimated now to be worth about $811,837, according to real estate agent Redfin.
The three story home was built in 2005 and sits in the heart of Old Town Alexandria, which is not far from Washington, D.C.
It comes complete with two-and-a-half bathrooms and three spacious bedrooms.
![The house is estimated now to be worth about $811,837, according to real estate agent Redfin. Above the interior of the home is pictured before Flynn purchased it](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/02/05/46E4E61600000578-5138547-image-a-38_1512191152431.jpg)
The house is estimated now to be worth about $811,837, according to real estate agent Redfin. Above the interior of the home is pictured before Flynn purchased it
![The cozy three story home was built in 2005 and sits in the heart of Old Town Alexandria. Above the interior of the home is pictured before Flynn purchased it](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/02/05/46E4E62600000578-5138547-image-a-39_1512191181608.jpg)
The cozy three story home was built in 2005 and sits in the heart of Old Town Alexandria. Above the interior of the home is pictured before Flynn purchased it
![It comes complete with granite counter-tops and hard wood floors throughout the main level of the residence](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/02/05/46E4E5FA00000578-5138547-image-a-40_1512191314056.jpg)
It comes complete with granite counter-tops and hard wood floors throughout the main level of the residence
The house has not hit the market yet officially. Flynn still has a residence in Rhode Island.
On Friday it was also revealed that for weeks, Trump reportedly feared that Flynn would speak to the feds during their investigation into his administration, and the president even made a shady jab at his former aide during a Thanksgiving speech.
The 71-year-old president began to fume privately that Flynn ‘had turned’ on him as it appeared that the ex-aide would be making a deal with the feds, an administration official and two outside allies of Trump told The Daily Beast.
Trump apparently felt betrayed about the fact that someone who he liked both personally and admired professionally, had possibly flipped, two of the sources said.
![The residence also features a spacious master bedroom on the second level with white carpet throughout. The house has not hit the market yet officially](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/02/05/46E4E67600000578-5138547-image-a-41_1512191887381.jpg)
The residence also features a spacious master bedroom on the second level with white carpet throughout. The house has not hit the market yet officially
![A room on the third level of the home appears to be for a family room or could also be turned into an office space](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/02/05/46E4E63A00000578-5138547-image-a-43_1512191915010.jpg)
A room on the third level of the home appears to be for a family room or could also be turned into an office space
Those same sources told Daily Beast that it appeared as though the president made a veiled jab at Flynn while speaking to members of the US Coast Guard during his Thanksgiving speech.
‘You never know about an ally. An ally can turn,’ Trump said, which the sources revealed was intended as a swipe at Flynn.
‘You understand. You’re going to find that out.’
Now, about a week later, Trumps alleged fears came true with Flynn.
A federal statement of offense against Flynn states that a ‘very senior’ member of the Trump transition team ‘directed’ Flynn to reach out to foreign leaders about a UN resolution – ‘including Russia’ – to find out where the leaders stood.
![For weeks, Donald Trump reportedly feared that his former national security advisor Michael Flynn would speak to the feds during their investigation into his administration, and the president even made a shady jab at his former aide during a Thanksgiving speech (above)](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2017/12/02/05/46E49AAB00000578-5138547-For_weeks_Donald_Trump_reportedly_feared_that_his_former_nationa-a-44_1512192024754.jpg)
For weeks, Donald Trump reportedly feared that his former national security advisor Michael Flynn would speak to the feds during their investigation into his administration, and the president even made a shady jab at his former aide during a Thanksgiving speech (above)
Now that Kushner has been identified as that ‘very senior’ member, the focus of the investigation moves even closer to Trump.
Flynn has promised to testify ‘against Trump, against members of his family, and others in the White House.’
The former trusted aide said he will provide ‘full cooperation’ to Special Counsel Robert Mueller in his Russia probe after his stunning guilty plea in federal court Friday morning.
Flynn reportedly caved in to plead guilty in the least 24 hours after mounting emotional and financial pressure. He also wanted to do the ‘right thing for his country.’
He said in a statement: ‘After over thirty-three years of military service to our country including five years in combat away from my family and then my decision to continue to serve the United States, it has been extraordinarily painful to endure these many months of false accusations of treason and other outrageous acts.’