Juelz Santana is not the only rapper dealing with a potential foreclose. Lil Kim is on the verge of losing her New Jersey mansion to foreclosure according to a new report by Bossip.

HSBC Bank sued Lil Kim in an attempt to foreclose the home back in 2010 after the rapper stopped making mortgage payments. Court records show that the Brooklyn native began missing payments in 2009 before stopping altogether. Bossip reports that Kim was able to prevent the foreclosure until last year when a judge put her in default.

Lil Kim and her representation have made attempts to save the house through mediation with HSBC Bank, but nothing has been settled. Both sides met in March and were unable to come to an agreement at that time. They are scheduled to meet again for another mediation in June. If both parties cannot resolve the debt and a judge does not delay the foreclosure, Kim's mansion will be sold at a sheriff's auction.

The mansion, which is located in Bergen County, was originally purchased in 2002 for $2.2 million with a mortgage close to $1.6 million. Lil Kim agreed to making monthly mortgage payments of $9,935 according to court records.

The New Jersey home is now valued at more than $3 million. HSBC Bank wants full possession of the mansion, damages and their court costs paid.

This looming foreclosure is not the only financial strife Lil Kim dealt with in recent years. In 2014, it was revealed that the rapper had failed to pay her taxes since 2010. Tax documents showed that Kim owed the IRS nearly $126,000 from the years 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013.

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