Re: Redeem property after sheriff sale

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Posted by Jake on February 24, 2005 at 22:11:09:

In Reply to: Redeem property after sheriff sale posted by Mike on February 24, 2005 at 16:32:43:

: I have a property in Michigan. Sheriff's sale was 9-29-2004, and although I haven't received any written correspondence appears that there's a 6 month redemtion period which gives me until 3-29-05. I've been working for the past 2 days with a funding company who says they can do financing since I have a buyer with good credit. Is this possible and should I be aware of any hitches? The person working on this has been very proactive and in two days already ordered an appraisal. I'm just wondering if the current bank who appears on deed is going to hold up this deal? Please help answer or advise on anything I can do this late to save property. Have a couple of people with great credit willing to help. Thanks

In some cases the redemption period is up to 1 year.
Michigan Foreclosure Statutory Redemption Period:

1. For a mortgage on residential property not exceeding 4 units and not more than 3 acres in size, if the amount claimed to be due on the mortgage at the date of the notice of foreclosure is more than 66-2/3% of the original indebtedness secured by the mortgage, the redemption period is 6 months.
2. If the property is abandoned as determined pursuant to the statute, the redemption period can be shortened to 30 days.
3. In any other case, the redemption period is 1 year from the date of sale.
4. The redemption price is an amount equal to the amount bid at the sale together with interest from the time of the sale, at the rate set forth in the mortgage.
Paying of Taxes or Insurance During the Redemption Period: If after the Michigan foreclosure sale the purchaser pays taxes or hazard insurance on the property, that amount is added to the redemption amount, so long as an affidavit is recorded.
Redemption:

A purchaser's Deed is void if the mortgagor redeems the entire premises sold by paying the amount required within the applicable time limit. Payment must be made to the purchaser or the county register of deeds.
Foreclosure Redemption period – Six months (in some instances it

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: : I have a property in Michigan.  Sheriff's sale was 9-29-2004, and although I haven't received any written correspondence appears that there's a 6 month redemtion period which gives me until 3-29-05.  I've been working for the past 2 days with a funding company who says they can do financing since I have a buyer with good credit.  Is this possible and should I be aware of any hitches?  The person working on this has been very proactive and in two days already ordered an appraisal.  I'm just wondering if the current bank who appears on deed is going to hold up this deal?  Please help answer or advise on anything I can do this late to save property.  Have a couple of people with great credit willing to help.  Thanks

: In some cases the redemption period is up to 1 year.
: Michigan Foreclosure Statutory Redemption Period: 

: 1. For a mortgage on residential property not exceeding 4 units and not more than 3 acres in size, if the amount claimed to be due on the mortgage at the date of the notice of foreclosure is more than 66-2/3% of the original indebtedness secured by the mortgage, the redemption period is 6 months. 
: 2. If the property is abandoned as determined pursuant to the statute, the redemption period can be shortened to 30 days. 
: 3. In any other case, the redemption period is 1 year from the date of sale. 
: 4. The redemption price is an amount equal to the amount bid at the sale together with interest from the time of the sale, at the rate set forth in the mortgage. 
: Paying of Taxes or Insurance During the Redemption Period: If after the Michigan foreclosure sale the purchaser pays taxes or hazard insurance on the property, that amount is added to the redemption amount, so long as an affidavit is recorded.
: Redemption:

: A purchaser's Deed is void if the mortgagor redeems the entire premises sold by paying the amount required within the applicable time limit. Payment must be made to the purchaser or the county register of deeds.
: Foreclosure Redemption period – Six months (in some instances it 


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