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Discrepancy between judgement amount and auction start amount
I went to my local Sheriff's auction to bid on a property. Before the auction I went to the court house to look at the foreclosure documents and noticed that the judgement amount for the property was $112K but the Sheriff's auction started at $46K. Also checked for other liens on the property and there weren't any. Is this normal?