Clear title to the property passes to the County or State.
Following foreclosure, former interested holders have until July 1, 2022 to file with the County Treasurer a Notice of Intention to Claim interest in Foreclosure Sales Proceeds(PDF) from the sale of property at public auction.
Property is sold at public auction.
After auctions take place, a Certified Proceeds Notice is sent out to each Claimant. This notice identifies the amount of remaining proceeds available, if any, along with information about other Potential Claimants.
Claimants may file a motion with Circuit Court seeking to recover their share of any remaining proceeds. Claimant must file motion during this window in order to establish their claim to any remaining proceeds. State Bar of Michigan resources for legal assistance.
Once Claimant files a motion, the Court will then set a hearing date on each Claimant's motion. At that hearing, the court will allocate the available remaining proceeds among the Claimants and issue an order disbursing those proceeds to applicable parties.
Within 21 days of the Court's order, the County Treasurer will disburse the remaining proceed amounts ordered by the Court to the applicable Claimants.
Unpaid 2020 property taxes are forwarded to County Treasurer for collection. County Treasurer adds a 4% administration fee and 1% per month interest.
County Treasurer adds $15 fee to each parcel for the pre-forfeiture fee.
Property is forfeited to County Treasurer. County Treasurer adds a $235 title search and recording fee. Interest increases from 1% to 1.5% per month, retroactive to the date the taxes became delinquent.
Circuit Court enters a Judgement of Foreclosure. From the date of this judgement, property owners have until March 31, 2023 to pay the taxes to avoid foreclosure.
Final Foreclosure date without right to redeem (Post marks not accepted)
Clear title to the property passes to the County or State.
Following foreclosure, former interested holders have until July 1, 2023 to file with the County Treasurer a Notice of Intention to Claim interest in Foreclosure Sales Proceeds(PDF) from the sale of property at public auction.
Property is sold at public auction.
After auctions take place, a Certified Proceeds Notice is sent out to each Claimant. This notice identifies the amount of remaining proceeds available, if any, along with information about other Potential Claimants.
Claimants may file a motion with the Circuit Court seeking to recover their share of any remaining proceeds. Claimant must file motion during this window in order to establish their claim to any remaining proceeds.
Once Claimant files a motion, the Court will then set a hearing date on each Claimant's motion. At that hearing, the court will allocate the available remaining proceeds among the Claimants and issue an order disbursing those proceeds to applicable parties.
Within 21 days of the Court's order, the County Treasurer will disburse the remaining proceed amounts ordered by the court to the applicable Claimants.
2021 Property taxes billed by Village or Township Treasurer.
Unpaid 2021 property taxes are forwarded to County Treasurer for collection. County Treasurer adds a 4% administration fee and 1% per month interest.
County Treasurer adds $15 fee to each parcel for the pre-forfeiture fee.
Property is forfeited to County Treasurer. County Treasurer adds a $235 title search and recording fee. Interest increases from 1% to 1.5% per month, retroactive to the date the taxes became delinquent.
Circuit Court enters a judgement of foreclosure. From the date of this judgement, property owners have until March 31, 2023 to pay the taxes to avoid foreclosure.
Final Foreclosure date without right to redeem (Post marks not accepted)
Clear title to the property passes to the county or state.
Following foreclosure, former interested holders have until July 1, 2024 to file with the County Treasurer a Notice of Intention to Claim interest in Foreclosure Sales Proceeds(PDF) from the sale of property at public auction.
Property is sold at public auction.
After auctions take place, a Certified Proceeds Notice is sent out to each Claimant. This notice identifies the amount of remaining proceeds available, if any, along with information about other Potential Claimants.
Claimants may file a motion with the Circuit Court seeking to recover their share of any remaining proceeds. Claimant must file motion during this window in order to establish their claim to any remaining proceeds.
Once Claimant files a motion, the Court will then set a hearing date on each Claimant's motion. At that hearing, the court will allocate the available remaining proceeds among the Claimants and issue an order disbursing those proceeds to applicable parties.
Within 21 days of the Court's order, the County Treasurer will disburse the remaining proceed amounts ordered by the court to the applicable Claimants.
Information regarding legal assistance is available from the State Bar of Michigan’s Legal Resource and Referral Center at https://lrs.michbar.org or via phone at (800) 968-0738.