BUSINESSJun 27 · 10:00 UTCBRIDGEDETROITNushrat Rahman

How to claim leftover money from Wayne County foreclosures

Wayne County property owners must file claims by July 1, 2026, to receive leftover money from tax foreclosure sales, following a Michigan Supreme Court ruling that grants them rights to surplus proceeds. About 3,700 properties, including vacant lots, are scheduled for fall auctions, with a multi-step process involving the Wayne County Treasurer’s Office and Circuit Court.

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