The Court conducted a hearing on various pleadings on July 8, 2004, including *736 the Defendant's objection to the Debtors' valuation of the Debtors' Residence and a motion to revoke confirmation. The former motion was resolved, and the latter was denied at the hearing. However, the written order on the Defendant's motion was not entered until May 25, 2005. This Order (the "Valuation Order") concludes in part that the fair value of the Debtors' Residence was $155,000 and that Defendant held an oversecured claim in the amount of $69,923.56' plus interest. On May 16, 2005, during the interim between the July 8, 2004 hearing and entry of the Valuation Order, Defendant filed an amended proof of claim showing a fully secured claim in the amount of $77,062.11.
17. Inthe months between the July 8, 2004 hearing and entry of the Valuation Order, much had transpired both in the Debtors' bankruptcy case and outside of that proceeding. On June 2, 2004, Chase filed a motion for relief from stay, which was settled pursuant to a consent order that provided for automatic relief should the Debtors fall behind in their payments. On August 18, 2004, Chase filed a Notice of Entry of Default relative to the consent order. Chase ultimately initiated foreclosure proceedings on the Debtors' Residence resulting in a foreclosure sale on November 30, 2004.
18. Defendant placed the highest bid on the Debtors' Residence at the Chase foreclosure sale with a bid of $75,860.00, satisfying Chase's secured claim in full. (Pl.'s Br., Ex. Q & R, Docket