Octomom is looking for a new crib.

Nadya Suleman and her 14 kids could soon be forced out of the house they live in, according to documents obtained by Extra on Wednesday.

The 3-bedroom home in Whittier, California is owned by Nadya’s mother, Angela Suleman. Since taking on the responsibility of daily caretaker for her six older grandchildren, Mrs. Suleman has fallen 10 months behind in payments on the property and owes a mortgage company $23,225!

In 2006, Angela borrowed $453,750 from IndyMac Bank, agreeing to make payments on her loan monthly. However, last May, she stopped making the payments. In 2008, Angela filed for Chapter 13 bankruptcy, claiming she has between $500,000 and $1,000,000 in liabilities. The bankruptcy case was later dismissed.

When asked about her house, Nadya told the paps, “It’s not my home. I got to move,” adding, “Yeah, I need a new house.”