A bank has foreclosed on the South Florida mansion O.J. Simpson, who won’t have a home when he gets out of a Nevada prison.
A Miami-Dade County judge last week agreed with JPMorgan Chase, ruling that $660,982 in principal on the disgraced grid great’s mortgage hadn’t been paid in more than three years and that four years of taxes were also owed.
Simpson’s 4,233-square-foot house will be up for an online auction on Oct. 29.
The Heisman Trophy winner had bought the four-bedroom pad in 2000.
Simpson is doing time at the Lovelock Correctional Center in northern Nevada for the 2007 armed robbery of two sports-memorabilia collectors he believed had possessions of his.
He was sentenced to 33 years behind bars.
The Juice has been a model prisoner, and the Nevada Board of Parole Commissioners ruled this summer he could apply for freedom in 2017.