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" Octomom" Nadya Suleman is reportedly broke and could lose the house where she is raising her fourteen children.

Suleman tells RadarOnline that she only has a week's worth of money left and will do "everything she can" to avoid going on welfare.

The mortgage holder of the home, Amer Haddadin, says he doesn't believe that Suleman is without money. He says he thinks she's lying and wants his money now.

Suleman's attorney, Jeff Czech, tells the O.C. Register, his client found a way to come up with the September payment, which she had missed, by doing a television interview that paid her $4,000. He wouldn't reveal the show or when it will air.

"She's trying very hard to earn money, " he told the paper.

Suleman is facing a $450,000 balloon payment on the property which is due October 9th. She has been living in the home for a year and a half and Haddadin has already given her several extensions.

He says, however, this time he has no more patience. He has already started the foreclosure process.

Radar reports that Suleman wrote a book, but no publishers have expressed interest in buying it.

A reality TV show about raising 14 kids has also apparently fizzled.

She has also been given several offers from VIVID entertainment to star in a porn film -- the latest offer was reportedly for $500,000 -- but Suleman has refused.

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Octomom Nadya Suleman has given up on her reality television dreams and is going on welfare, Radaronline.com reports.

"Nadya has nannies and huge expenses raising 14 children," a source told Radar. "She needs a lot of money just to keep up with the basics. And now the income has dried up and she didn't make enough in the past year and a half to live off of it."

The source said that Suleman, who has received public assistance before for her older disabled children, will go on welfare "very soon."

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Octuplets mother Nadya Suleman says she doesn't plan on having more children unless she gets married someday "far" in the future. She says if that ever happens, she would only have one child.

She appeared Wednesday on ABC's daytime talk show "The View," where she has been a frequent topic of debate.

All of her children were conceived by in vitro fertilization, and she has been criticized for having a huge family as a single mother on public assistance.

"If someday far, far, far, far in the future, when they're older, if I meet somebody. ... I'm not going to say 100 percent 'no,'" Suleman said when asked if she planned to have more children. "I'm not going to say someday far in the future (I will) get married and want a baby with that person."

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