Smith, Keith v. Sipi, LLC

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• concluding that purchase price between 3.8% and 8.8% of fair market value was not reasonably equivalent to value of property
• concluding that Illinois tax sale procedures with no competitive bidding and bid amount bearing no relationship to real estate do not establish “reasonably equivalent value”
• concluding that purchase price between 3.8% and 8.8% of fair market value was not rea‐ sonably equivalent to value of property
• recognizing the potential interest of a divorced spouse or a surviving spouse despite lack of title
• recognizing the potential interest of a divorced spouse or a surviving spouse despite lack of title
• finding that a state’s tax foreclosure protections must compare favorably to 18 the mortgage foreclosure protections in BFP in order to receive a presumption of 14 1 “reasonably equivalent value”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).