Babies weren't the only thing that Nadya Suleman spent the last nine months accruing. The Suleman family has racked up over $23,000 in mortgage related debt, and may be about to lose its home. Payments on the family's now-defaulted mortgage stopped coming in around the same time that Suleman had a doctor implant her with a dozen embryos. The house, a three bedroom in Whittier, California purchased by Suleman's mother with the help of a hefty loan from IndyMac, will be up for auction before summer. In an effort to quell reporters' worries, the elder Suleman quickly noted that, although she had lost a house once before, also due to debt, she has improved her financial habits since then.
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