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Nadya Suleman Faces Imminent Foreclosure, Homelessness
March 22, 2010

Rob Kuznia -- HispanicBusiness.com

Despite a few high-profile and high paying recent media ventures, Nadya Suleman -- better known as the Octomom -- is in immediate danger of losing her Southern California house.

The mother of 14 -- including the octuplets she had in January of 2008 -- has been given a Tuesday deadline to pay the $450,000 she owes on the house, TMZ reports.

Suleman, 34, is the recipient of an infamous sub-prime loan, and the payments are now beginning to balloon.

The owner of the home says if she doesn't pay the amount by end of the day Tuesday, he'll instruct his attorney to move forward with foreclosure.


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Isabella1493
3/23/2010 1:14:18 PM PST
As is practice in Germany, the Doctor who impregnated Ms. Sulesman should be held Responsible. While I am no German Law Expert, I read it in the New York Post's Strange But True, therefore, I consider myself an expert in the topic.



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