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We auction properties located in more than 74 Michigan counties each year. Take a look and find that perfect up-north spot, hunting camp, or fixer upper! Take the time to thoroughly research and understand all the details, terms, and restrictions for properties that catch your eye.
New catalogs and listings will be added throughout June and July. Auctions typically take place August-October every year. Looking for past auctions? Click here: Past Auction Results. The catalogs for some counties may not be available yet. County Names will be listed below in orange when available.
Once Active bidding begins, you can follow all of your bids in one centralized place using the "My Auction Feed" tool. You can access this page from the side-bar within your Account page. This page automatically refreshes to provide you with up-to-date information for each lot that you have placed a bid on.
Please see the individual lot descriptions for more information. Waterfront Home. These parcels include a home, cottage, or other dwelling as well as frontage on a lake, river, or other similar body of water. In some cases, access may be shared or indirect deeded water access.
Antrim: Lot 440. ~0.41 Acre Vacant Lot In Lakes Of The North A...Minimum Bid: $100.00.
Please enter your information exactly as it appears on your government issued ID. We do not share any of your sensitive information. Rather, the information below is required to verify your identify and prevent fraud and abuse of the tax-sale process.
All second round tax-sale auctions will be conducted entirely online. As in previous years, the second round sales will be sealed bid auctions. Each bidder submits their desired maximum bid and the winning bids will be determined after the cutoff time.
Select a year to view past auction results. When viewing past auction results, please be aware that properties can be offered more than once in a calendar year. If something appears to be unsold in the minimum bid auction, please also check the no-reserve auction results as it may have sold in that round.
Do I get a tax lien when I buy property from Michigan tax sales? No, under Michigan law all buyers receive a quitclaim deed. While some other states sell tax liens at public auction, all properties sold in Michigan will be transferred directly to the bidder via quitclaim deed.
Iosco: Lot 2913. ~0.2 Acres W/ Wrecked Mobile Home, Oscoda Are...Sold for $1,500.00.