Looking good is the best form of revenge, especially when it comes to multimillion dollar real estate.

Billionaire hedge funder Doug Tepper was reportedly passed over for a partner position at Goldman Sachs when Jon Corzine was CEO, and now he's just completed construction on an oceanfront 11,268-square-foot Sagaponack, NY mansion on land he purchased from Corzine's ex-wife for $43 million, according to the Daily Mail.

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Tepper, who's 58 and now worth $11.6 billion, razed a 6,165-square-foot house on the property that Corzine, a former New Jersey senator and governor, and his ex-wife formerly used as a summer residence.

Corzine's house, which Tepper tore down to make room for his new home. Cully/eefas.com

The new house, now finished five years after Tepper bought the property in 2010, features a sprawling pool, tennis court, roof terrace, and hot tub (on a second floor balcony!).

After being passed over for the promotion under Corzine in the 1990s, Tepper left Goldman Sachs to launch Appaloosa, a hedge fund that now has roughly $20 billion in assets under management.

"You could say there was a little justice in the world," Tepper told New York magazine in 2010.

Only an empty lot remained after Tepper razed Corzine's house. Cully/eefas.com

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