FREX helps property owners facing property tax delinquency explore options before tax foreclosure in Genesee County.
When property taxes go unpaid in Michigan, the property enters a delinquency process that can ultimately lead to tax foreclosure. Understanding this timeline is critical for property owners facing tax challenges.
Michigan's tax foreclosure process typically begins with a Notice of Intent to Foreclose sent to delinquent property owners. Property owners usually have an opportunity to pay delinquent taxes, enter a payment plan, or contest the assessment before the property goes to public auction.
FREX coordinates with property owners facing tax delinquency to help them understand their options and connect with appropriate resources before losing their property.
Property taxes become delinquent after the due date passes (typically March 1 in Michigan)
County sends Notice of Intent to Foreclose to delinquent property owners
Property owner can pay delinquent taxes plus interest to redeem property
Unredeemed properties go to annual tax sale auction
If you're facing property tax delinquency in Flint or Genesee County, contact FREX to discuss your options before it's too late.