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Following Us Weekly's photos of Octomom Nadya Suleman's teeny little one-bathroom house comes news that she's currently seeking to buy a new home - worth $1.24 million.
The house, located in Whittier, California, has 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and a pool.
Other notable features in the home include walk-in closets (with enough shelves for all eight babies to sleep in soundly), marble bathrooms and kitchen countertops, a hot tub, and a back patio for family BBQs - with easy access for paparazzi cameras.
Someone close to the real estate agency said all other viewing of the home were cancelled for the day so that Nadya could view it in peace. Her own humble, 3 bedroom house is certainly not fit for a family of 17 - especially since it is in danger of being foreclosed. Nadya recently confirmed that her mother, who owns the home, is ten months behind on her mortgage, to the tune of $23,225. The mortgage company filed a "Notice of Default and Election to Sell Under Deed of Trust" on February 5th.
Photos Of Octomom Nadya Suleman's Possible $1.24 Million New Home In California
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Tip your editorsFollowing Us Weekly's photos of Octomom Nadya Suleman's teeny little one-bathroom house comes news that she's currently seeking to buy a new home - worth $1.24 million.
The house, located in Whittier, California, has 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and a pool.
Other notable features in the home include walk-in closets (with enough shelves for all eight babies to sleep in soundly), marble bathrooms and kitchen countertops, a hot tub, and a back patio for family BBQs - with easy access for paparazzi cameras.
Someone close to the real estate agency said all other viewing of the home were cancelled for the day so that Nadya could view it in peace. Her own humble, 3 bedroom house is certainly not fit for a family of 17 - especially since it is in danger of being foreclosed. Nadya recently confirmed that her mother, who owns the home, is ten months behind on her mortgage, to the tune of $23,225. The mortgage company filed a "Notice of Default and Election to Sell Under Deed of Trust" on February 5th.
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I'm surprised that such a grand house would be located in Whittier.
ReplyOnce again I ask...How is she paying for this? Book deal? Paparazzi/tabloids deal? WTF?
ReplyUmm OK just read the other post...she's getting money from tabloids. Still, it seems like this house would be out of her price range....
ReplyThis house seems to be out of the trend. Well, toxic mortgage assets were part of the housing market withering up. A loan lender or financial institution would lend a mortgage to a customer and sell the debt as an asset. Some individuals just had poor luck, and others should not have been given financial institution loans at all. Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae dropped through the floor when these lending options they were sold did. Few of these bad loans are being bought back by the banks that sold them.
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