Foreclosure Redemption Period In Michigan

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Is there any way of waiving the redemption period with the buyer (cash, etc.) on a foreclosure after you purchase it from them? :-S

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  • detroit15th July, 2003
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    Pay off the lendor that foreclosed and the redemption period will go away!!

  • Stockpro9915th July, 2003
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    Paying off the lien holder will not make this go away!
    If this goes to foreclosure the present owner has the right to redemption of the property for 6 months if purchased after 1965.
    which means you make repairs and they get all repairs for nothing if they or an enterprising attorney friend decide to make a fast buck!
    [addsig]

  • tdelo5615th July, 2003
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    Good point on success!! Thanks for the comments.. Then I guess there is no way to get around the redemption period...

  • tbelknap15th July, 2003
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    Not sure I understand the question. You will have to pay off all liens in order to keep the lender from taking the property back at the end of the 6 months. A little more specifics as to what you are trying to accomplish would help.


    Tom

  • DerrickAli15th July, 2003
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    Some cases the redemption period is 12 Mo.s whether or not b4 1965.

    You need to check this in the last paragraph of the Lis Pendens document filed on a particular property to know the exact length.

    Hope this helps!



    Derrick Ali

  • tdelo5616th July, 2003
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    I'll try to be more specific.. When a person goes into foreclosure, you buy the property from ****Must Reach Senior Investor status before posting URL's***hey have 6 months redemption period to reclaim their home back. 4 months into redemption, can you buy out their right to reclaim the property back? Hope that is a better way to put it..

  • tbelknap16th July, 2003
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    You can purchase their redemption rights. You still need to get funding to pay off the original liens even with the redemption rights.

    Tom

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