Owe back property taxes
Behind on property taxes? Sell before you lose the house.
Unpaid property taxes can lead to forfeiture and tax foreclosure in Michigan. If you're behind, selling can settle what's owed at closing and put cash in your pocket instead.
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Back taxes don't have to mean losing everything.
Property tax debt grows with interest and penalties, and in Michigan it can eventually cost you the house entirely. Selling before that point lets you clear the debt and walk away with whatever's left — instead of nothing.
How we can help
- Settle the taxes at closing — paid straight out of the sale, off your plate.
- Keep the equity that a tax foreclosure would otherwise wipe out.
- Sell as-is, with no repairs or fees to find money you don't have.
- Move quickly if a forfeiture or foreclosure date is approaching.
Michigan's tax-foreclosure timeline is strict and we're not attorneys or tax advisors — but we know it well and can move fast when it counts.
Real homes, real sellers — right here in Metro Detroit.
See before-and-afters and hear from people who sold in a tough spot.
See our workBack property taxes questions
Straight answers.
Yes. We can settle what's owed at closing, so the taxes come out of the sale, not your pocket up front.
Reach out as soon as you can. We've helped owners sell before a tax foreclosure took the home — but time matters, so don't wait.
Often, yes. After the back taxes are paid from the proceeds, any remaining equity is yours. We'll show you the numbers in writing.
No — that's the point. We handle the payoff at closing so you don't have to come up with the money first.