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2. Seems logical that fair market value is what it actually sells for, not some arbitrary theoretical appraisal

Fri Feb 27, 2026, 06:25 PM

Feb 27

Perhaps the plaintiff should have just paid his taxes like the rest of us do.

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Justices appear dubious of challenge to constitutionality of foreclosure sales [View all] Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Feb 27 OP

Interesting case and issues. I will say that moniss Feb 27 #1

We had a case here in MI during the recession. louis-t Feb 27 #4

Equity should be considered dickthegrouch Feb 27 #5

I'd borrow against the equity if I was in that situation MichMan Feb 28 #6

If I'd just lost my job and being 50yo finding it hard to get a new one dickthegrouch Mar 1 #8

Michael Pung is apparently not "too big to fail." delisen Mar 1 #7