A cold, brisk autumn wind swept across the granite plaza of the King County Administration Building on Tuesday morning as a crowd of fifty corporate attorneys, real estate brokers, and auction spectators gathered at the base of the courthouse steps. Standing at a mobile wooden podium with a microphone was the certified King County foreclosure referee, flanked by legal representatives from Seattle First Commercial Bank holding the default notices on…
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