<prompt> Human: Hey all,So the situation is not good. Im going to lay out the details in the order that I learned them. note this is not me, but feel free to address your replies to me.1. GF bought a house and managed her mortgage through an escrow account2. The escrow account paid her taxes but did not pay the supplemental tax: a one-time tax when you buy a house-only if the assessed value goes up, which it did3. As a result of 2 she now has to pay ADDITIONAL for this missed tax because her escrow does not handle supplemental taxes4. She has to either:a Pay 7200 now and her monthly Mortgage goes up to 2400b Not pay 7200 and her mortgage goes up to 30005 She has ZERO savings6 She has a monthly income of around 2900, mostly because she rents out every room in her house as well as the converted garage.Work is slow right now so a raise is very unlikely. She said she has to either get a 2nd job, or look for a new one. So I think shes already given up on paying the 7200 down and were looking at a 3000 monthly that she cant afford.I hope my post isnt missed because its so late in the day... How should we proceed?x200B;x200B;edit: I was told I need to tend to this thread for a few hours after posting but i will not be able to do so until Saturday evening. Ill consider any replies I get and probably repost Sunday morning at a more active time. Please drop in any advice here and I will check my notifications when I can! Thank you!  <response>: There is no other solution other than selling the house. She cant afford it, regardless of this supplemental tax issue. Folks, this is why buying is less than my rent payment doesnt hold up. Youre putting your financial future in jeopardy when you buy a home without being financially ready. Fortunately for the OPs gf, her market has likely done well over the last two years and she should be able to get out. If the market had declined, shed be facing foreclosure next year. 