Property auctions in Michigan include mortgage foreclosures, tax deed and tax lien sales, and sheriff/execution sales. Each is initiated by a court case or taxing authority and sold to the public, usually at the county level. We currently track 83 counties in Michigan. Sale dates, times, and locations change without notice — always confirm the current details before bidding. Every listing is verified from official public records.
Michigan auction FAQ
How do I buy a foreclosure or tax auction property in Michigan?
Find an upcoming sale on this page, confirm the date, time, and location with the party conducting the sale, do your own title and lien research, and bring certified funds. Most auctions in Michigan are held in person at the county level and sales are typically final and as-is.
Are the auction listings for Michigan verified?
Yes. Every listing is compiled from official public records and carries a last-verified date. Sale dates and status change frequently, so always confirm the current details with the official source before attending.
What types of property auctions happen in Michigan?
Michigan auctions include mortgage foreclosures, tax deed and tax lien sales, and sheriff or execution sales. Each is initiated by a court case or a taxing authority and sold to the public.
Is it free to browse auctions in Michigan?
Yes. Browsing every listing, real address, sale date, and live status is free. You can also set up a free alert to be notified when new auctions are added in an area you care about.
Informational only. This is not legal, financial, or investment advice. Auction details — including sale date, time, location, and status — change without notice, and sales are frequently postponed or canceled. Always verify with the official source before bidding.