Ransonne won a judgment against Sneed for $$120,000.$ A certified copy of the judgment was filed in the office of the county recorder of Mesa County, a county in which Sneed owned real property with a market value of about $$80,000.$ A short time later, Sneed contracted to sell this property for $$82,000.$ Ransonne immediately sued to enjoin the sale on the basis of her judgment lien. She contended that the property would appreciate in value over the next few years and could then be sold to satisfy the judgment. Discuss the validity of her contention.