In 2020, the Supreme Court of Michigan heard a case with outrageous facts. Uri Rafaeli, who purchased a home in 2011 for $60,000, was short $8.41 (plus $2.26 in interest and fees) in property taxes. As a result, Oakland County foreclosed on the home and sold it at auction to a third party for $24,500. 
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