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MCL § 600.3252 governs foreclosure by advertisement, paying costs, secured debt, junior mortgagees or lienholders by priority and then the mortgagor or successors. Sections 600.3201 et seq. govern procedure, and § 600.3252 sets no fixed owner surplus cutoff. If claims conflict, the officer may pay surplus to court for priority determination. Property-redemption periods under § 600.3240 vary by property and are not surplus deadlines.
MCL § 211.78t governs county tax-foreclosure surplus notices, allocation and circuit-court motions, following Rafaeli, LLC v. Oakland County, 505 Mich. 429 (2020). For current sales, submit the intent notice by July 1 following foreclosure and, after the foreclosing unit's notice, file the circuit-court motion generally between February 1 and May 15 of the next year. Older foreclosures have separate retroactivity and limitations rules. The current-sale timetable must not be applied to older foreclosures without review.
MCL §§ 567.221 et seq. govern unclaimed property, with Department of Treasury claims under § 567.245. Section 567.245 sets no fixed initial owner-claim deadline. The administrator has 90 days to consider a claim. The § 211.78t tax-foreclosure deadlines remain separate and strict.
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MCL § 211.78t governs county tax-foreclosure surplus notices, allocation and circuit-court motions, following Rafaeli, LLC v. Oakland County, 505 Mich. 429 (2020). For current sales, submit the intent notice by July 1 following foreclosure and, after the foreclosing unit's notice, file the circuit-court motion generally between February 1 and May 15 of the next year.
MCL § 211.78t governs county tax-foreclosure surplus notices, allocation and circuit-court motions, following Rafaeli, LLC v. Oakland County, 505 Mich. 429 (2020). For current sales, submit the intent notice by July 1 following foreclosure and, after the foreclosing unit's notice, file the circuit-court motion generally between February 1 and May 15 of the next year. Older foreclosures have separate retroactivity and limitations rules.
Older foreclosures have separate retroactivity and limitations rules. The current-sale timetable must not be applied to older foreclosures without review.
MCL § 600.3252 governs foreclosure by advertisement, paying costs, secured debt, junior mortgagees or lienholders by priority and then the mortgagor or successors. Sections 600.3201 et seq. govern procedure, and § 600.3252 sets no fixed owner surplus cutoff.
MCL § 600.3252 governs foreclosure by advertisement, paying costs, secured debt, junior mortgagees or lienholders by priority and then the mortgagor or successors. Sections 600.3201 et seq. govern procedure, and § 600.3252 sets no fixed owner surplus cutoff. If claims conflict, the officer may pay surplus to court for priority determination.
If claims conflict, the officer may pay surplus to court for priority determination. Property-redemption periods under § 600.3240 vary by property and are not surplus deadlines.
MCL §§ 567.221 et seq. govern unclaimed property, with Department of Treasury claims under § 567.245. Section 567.245 sets no fixed initial owner-claim deadline.
MCL §§ 567.221 et seq. govern unclaimed property, with Department of Treasury claims under § 567.245. Section 567.245 sets no fixed initial owner-claim deadline. The administrator has 90 days to consider a claim.
The administrator has 90 days to consider a claim. The § 211.78t tax-foreclosure deadlines remain separate and strict.
The current-sale timetable must not be applied to older foreclosures without review. Property-redemption periods under § 600.3240 vary by property and are not surplus deadlines. The § 211.78t tax-foreclosure deadlines remain separate and strict.
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