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When a property is sold at a foreclosure auction, the winning bid satisfies the lien that led to the foreclosure, regardless of whether it covers the full amount of the final judgment.
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Thank you Tony. Is that true even for COA/HOA Foreclosures? I though they could always come after the new owner for any unpaid dues?