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Nadya Suleman has a few problems. (NBC Images)

So apparently, food stamps don't pay the mortgage – or so octuplet mom Nadya Suleman has found. TMZ has documents showing the house she's living in could go on the auction block because the mortgage hasn't been paid in 10 months. Suleman, who after recently giving birth to octuplets, has a total of 14 children, has been seen out on the town recently getting her nails done and buying video games.

TMZ reports that according to documents filed earlier this month, Suleman's mother owns the house and hasn't made any mortgage payments since May, 2008. The mortgage company filed a "Notice of Default and Election to Sell Under Deed of Trust" on Feb 5, meaning the home could be on the auction block soon.

Things haven't been working out quite the way Suleman expected. After launching a website begging for handouts, the site was taken down due to the death threats posted on the site. A public relations company  has since stopped for representing Suleman ditched the mother after the company also began getting death threats. TLC, the network that produces Jon and Kate Plus 8 also announced that they would not be working with Suleman. Any cash Suleman was hoping to get from exploiting her insane situation, is going out faster than it's coming in.