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The Supreme Court just ruled against homeowners seeking full market-value refunds in tax foreclosure auctions, siding with counties that say auction prices are inherently lower—and necessary for tax collection. In a Michigan case, a family lost their home for a $2,000 tax debt, even though it could have sold for nearly $200,000. The court rejected their claim that the sale violated their right to just compensation, prioritizing the practical needs of tax enforcement over homeowner equity. This decision reinforces that tax foreclosure auctions aren’t meant to return full property value, warning homeowners that unpaid taxes can cost far more than the debt itself.

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