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When a levy is put on your property inside your house, and taken, does that satisfy the levy?

What if the property they took does not equal the balance owed, do they come back for more property? And when they tell you they are going to have a sheriff sale with your property, and give you a date, does that mean they are going to bring all the people in the county over to your house and have a flea market? OR, does that mean the list of items will be posted on the board that day at that time down at the county courthouse? And, if I recently made a substantial payment (1,000 dollars towards the balance of 5,000 dollars) shouldn't they cancel the sheriff sale? I am a 59 year old woman living on disability, is there any legal help for me out there? (Poconos, PA). Should I expose the homeowners association and let the people know how shabby I'm being treated by the homeowners association?

Public Comments

1. A levy means they are taking money. If it's not enough, you still owe.
2. You owe $5000. Just what are you "exposing"?
3. if what was seized does not satisfy the levy, of course, other assets will be seized to satisfy the levy
4. If what's taken doesn't pay all of what you owe, you still owe the balance and they can take more.
5. If the stuff sells for enough to cover the debt, yes. If not, you still owe.
6. This has nothing to do with taxes.
7. If the property they take does not equal the balance owed, then the lien is not satisfied. They should cancel the sale if you paid the entire balance, every last penny. They should not cancel it if you paid only $1000 towards a $5000 balance. You would need to pay another $4000 to get them to cancel it. They cannot "bring all the people in the county over to your house" for many obvious reasons, including that there is not enough room at your house and that some residents of the county are sick and cannot leave their homes or the hospital.