The debtor can sue the creditor if the foreclosure sale was less than the value of the property.

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In a foreclosure, the debtor typically cannot sue the creditor solely because the foreclosure sale was less than the property's value. The sale price is often determined by market conditions and the foreclosure process, not the creditor's actions. However, if there is evidence of misconduct or fraud by the creditor, the debtor might have grounds for a lawsuit.

The Debtor Can Sue the Creditor If the Foreclosure Sale