Thanks to delinquent mortgage payments totaling more than $1 million, singer Whitney Houston faces the possibility of foreclosure on a home in New Jersey, according to the Associated Press. The news service reports that one of two lots owned by Houston was scheduled for public auction on January 4 by the Morris County’s Sheriff’s office.

Houston’s publicist told a local newspaper that the property is not in foreclosure and later was not available for comment to the Associated Press. A property owned by Whitney E. Houston in Mendham, N.J., was listed as a pre-foreclosure on RealtyTrac in June with an original loan amount of $975,000.

Houston is one of several celebrities in the past year to face foreclosure action of some kind. Actor Don Johnson narrowly avoided foreclosure by selling a property at the last minute, and Michael Jackson received a notice of default for an Encino, Calif., home where his parents reside.

These celebrity-related foreclosure filings — which will probably become more frequent as market conditions soften — demonstrate that almost every income bracket is susceptible to foreclosure. Home buyers can get in over their heads, whether they’re in a $60,000 or $6 million home.