Justice Clarence Thomas received between $270,000 to $750,000 within the past 17 years from a real estate company that no longer exists, Washington Post reports

• Clarence Thomas received rental income from a firm called Ginger Limited Partnership, WaPo reported.
• The real estate firm's partners included Thomas' wife Ginni Thomas, her parents, and her 3 siblings.
• The firm shut down in 2006, but Thomas continued to report income from the defunct company.

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas reported receiving hundreds of thousands of dollars of rental income from a real estate company since it dissolved more than a decade ago in 2006, according to The Washington Post.