Octomom Nadya Suleman is reportedly facing a financial crisis, because a reality TV series she had hoped to feature in didn't materialize and a book that she wrote didn't interest any publisher.
The title for house, earlier in her father Ed Doud's name was transferred to Harmony Enterprises, Inc., a company owned by her lawyer Jeff Czech.
Doud had bought the home from Amer Haddadin last year for $565,000.
The transfer took place on April 15, 2010, when Jeff renegotiated the mortgage payment on the house and got a six month extension on a $450,000 balloon payment that was due on the loan.
With none of the financial deals that she had banked on coming to fruition, Nadya is now faced with the grim prospects of looking after her 14 children without any assured income.
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