If
forced liquidation sale occurs first (that's all a foreclosure is) then that secured creditor's debts get satisfied first.
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Lenders will generally use the Net Orderly
Liquidation Value or the
Forced Sale Liquidation Value to appraise your inventory.
If you own assets with values over allowed dollar limits, the Trustee can
force liquidation (
sale) of these «non-exempt» assets and turn over the cash value to your creditors.
The same sort of structural second - guessing is evident in the gold market here — a good example of what
forced liquidation looks like, as my impression is that leveraged longs have been
forced into a fire -
sale in recent weeks, creating good values for longer - term investors, but with continued near - term risks.
@Jerry W. any cases you know of where there was a
forced sale or
liquidation of stock or business assets owned fro the payment of an unrelated judgment.
With the real estate investment
sales market at a standstill, lenders will not risk
forcing the Chicago - based REIT into
liquidation, they say.