It’s no secret that Birdman has trouble paying people the money he owes them. We’ve watched his problems with debt tear apart his seemingly invincible relationship with protege and superstar Lil Wayne (not to mention that plenty of other artists have come calling for their checks as well).

Now Weezy can take some solace in the fact that it’s not just him. Birdman can’t seem to pay back his loans to the banks, either. According to reports by the gossip website The Blast, Birdman is set to lose his Miami mansion after failing to pay back a massive loan.

According to The Blast, Birdman borrowed $12 million from a firm called EMG Transfer Agent in 2015. He put up the house — which he purchased back in 2012 for $14.5 million — as collateral. Birdman has since defaulted on the loan and the company is seeking to have the house foreclosed upon so that they can get their money back. They are seeking the initial $12 million plus late fees and interest.

For Sale Birdman might just beat them to the punch, though. He put the mansion on the market for $20 million back in June, but that price has dropped down to $16.9 million since then. Listings agent Brett Harris — who is showing the home on behalf of Douglas Elliman Real Estate — said that the rapper just needs a smaller home, in spite of the suspect timing. “The rapper is looking to downsize,” Harris told The Real Deal. “It’s too much home for him,” he said. “We’re actively pursuing other properties [in South Florida] for him now.” We can’t say we blame Birdman for wanting something a little smaller. The Miami Beach home is a 9-bedroom, 16-bath mansion with 225-foot ceilings and 100 feet of waterfront and a private dock. The master bedroom alone is 3500 sq. ft. It’s previously been owned by Rockstar Energy Drink founder Russell Weiner and The Roots keyboardist and producer Scott Storch.