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Whitney Houston With Two Mansions in Foreclosure
Pop singer Whitney Houston, famous for numerous hit singles such as “Didn’t We Almost Have It All” and “I Have Nothing,” is now set to lose two of her mansions to foreclosure only a few years after the six-time Grammy Award winner signed a $100 million contract renewal with Arista Records in 2001.
Houston filed for divorce from fellow pop singer Brown in September after 14 years of marriage, punctuated by vwell-publicized drug arrests and stints in rehab.
On November 7, the five-bedroom, five-bath Atlanta mansion bought by the couple for $1.1 million in 2003 was sold on the steps of the Fulton County Courthouse.
Houston had financed the home through Wachovia Mortgage.
The mansion is already back on the market, just days after the auction, for $1.398 million.
The sale did not represent the end of Houston’s foreclosure woes, however.
The pop diva who once scored seven straight No. 1 hits now is more than $1 million behind on the mortgage of a 10-acre New Jersey estate bought for $2.7 million in 1987.
The 43-year-old Houston owes roughly $83,000 in property taxes from 2006 on the 10-acre estate to Mendham Township.
She was sued in June by the service agent for Chevy Chase Bank, where Houston had borrowed $975,000.
The estate is set for sale on January 4, 2007 by the Morris County Sheriff's Office.
The star of stage and screen is currently staying in Los Angeles to work on a collaboration album with her cousin, 60’s pop icon Dionne Warwick.
Houston is also seeking custody of her 13-year-old daughter with Brown, Bobbi Kristina, with visitation rights for the father.
Pop singer Whitney Houston, famous for numerous hit singles such as “Didn’t We Almost Have It All” and “I Have Nothing,” is now set to lose two of her mansions to foreclosure only a few years after the six-time Grammy Award winner signed a $100 million contract renewal with Arista Records in 2001.
Houston filed for divorce from fellow pop singer Brown in September after 14 years of marriage, punctuated by vwell-publicized drug arrests and stints in rehab.
On November 7, the five-bedroom, five-bath Atlanta mansion bought by the couple for $1.1 million in 2003 was sold on the steps of the Fulton County Courthouse.
Houston had financed the home through Wachovia Mortgage.
The mansion is already back on the market, just days after the auction, for $1.398 million.
The sale did not represent the end of Houston’s foreclosure woes, however.
The pop diva who once scored seven straight No. 1 hits now is more than $1 million behind on the mortgage of a 10-acre New Jersey estate bought for $2.7 million in 1987.
The 43-year-old Houston owes roughly $83,000 in property taxes from 2006 on the 10-acre estate to Mendham Township.
She was sued in June by the service agent for Chevy Chase Bank, where Houston had borrowed $975,000.
The estate is set for sale on January 4, 2007 by the Morris County Sheriff's Office.
The star of stage and screen is currently staying in Los Angeles to work on a collaboration album with her cousin, 60’s pop icon Dionne Warwick.
Houston is also seeking custody of her 13-year-old daughter with Brown, Bobbi Kristina, with visitation rights for the father.
