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MHSF Property File · Wayne County
Enter a Wayne County address. We’ll find the public tax record, explain what matters, and show your next step.
Property File · Step 1 of 4
Start typing the street address. We’ll help find the exact property.
We ask for your name and contact information only if you want MHSF to respond.
Your MHSF options
It is okay if you are not sure yet.
Open the Property File first. Then choose the review that fits your life.
“I want to keep my place.”
MHSF reviews the tax record, the goal of keeping ownership, and whether staying as a renter could work if ownership changes. You see every term before deciding.
“I need relief from this property.”
MHSF reviews the taxes, repairs, occupancy, and whether we can take responsibility for the property. Ownership may change only after you see and accept the terms.
You stay in control. Asking for help does not change who owns your property.
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The MHSF Property File
The address, public tax facts, plain-language explanation, and your chosen review stay together from the first tap through MHSF follow-up.
Your property address
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The public facts are gathered and explained in plain words.
Your property, goal, and contact choice move forward together.
MHSF explains what may work. You see the terms before deciding.
Answers without a runaround
Unpaid taxes do not always mean you are about to lose your home. The tax years and due dates matter. Check your property here, and confirm any deadline with the Wayne County Treasurer. If a deadline is close, contact the Treasurer now—do not wait for our reply.
Yes. It is free to check your property and ask MHSF for help. You do not have to give up your property. We ask for your contact details only if you want us to reply.
You may be able to rent the home from MHSF if ownership changes to us. This is called a leaseback. It depends on the home and the costs. We will explain the terms before you decide. We cannot promise this will be possible.
No. The Michigan Housing Stabilization Fund is an independent Michigan nonprofit. Official balances, deadlines, and payment plans remain with the Wayne County Treasurer.
Start with the address. MHSF keeps the rest together.