Singer Michael Jackson has repeatedly failed to pay the mortgage on a Los Angeles house used by his family, public documents show. The news comes after it was revealed that the chart star could lose his Neverland ranch because of arrears of $25 million. Documents filed with the Los Angeles country recorder relate to a property in Encino, California, that has been used by the singer's family for years. They show the singer has missed payments of $153,910. Documents show Jackson previously faced possible default over missed payments on the property due in April and August of last year. Now, according to reports, the 49-year-old is now seeking a new loan that would save Neverland from being sold at auction next month. If he does not pay the $25 million arrears that he owes on the sprawling California property, it will go to auction on 19 March. Pictures by Splash News