Yes. Opening a Property File and an MHSF Review is free. A Property File shows public tax facts. An MHSF Review asks MHSF to look at what could happen next. If we later discuss a property plan, we will explain any costs before you choose.

Just the property address. You can also use the parcel number from your tax bill. You do not need an account or a copy of your deed.

You can still open an MHSF Review. Leave your name and a phone number or email below the search. MHSF will check the address and contact you.

Stabilize means MHSF may take on a property and its problems, such as unpaid taxes or repairs. A Stabilization Review is how MHSF checks whether that could work. Ownership may change to MHSF. We explain the plan, costs, and terms before you choose.

No. Opening a Property File or MHSF Review does not change who owns the property. You can start a Stay Review, start a Stabilization Review, or ask MHSF to explain the situation.

Start a Stay Review. That means MHSF looks at ways you may keep owning the home or keep living there. If ownership changes to MHSF, you may be able to rent the home from us. That is called a leaseback. It depends on the home and costs. We explain the terms first.

Use County Confirmation now. That means asking the Wayne County Treasurer for the official amount and deadline. Do not wait for MHSF to reply. MHSF cannot stop foreclosure or change a county deadline.

MHSF receives the details you send so we can reply. The public tax record on this site does not show owner names or your contact details. MHSF does not send your answers to Kiplet.

MHSF reviews the Property File and contacts you using the call, text, or email method you chose.