Is Michigan an anti-deficiency state?
March 20th, 2010 by Jarad S.Question: is Michigan an anti-deficiency state?
Question: is Michigan an anti-deficiency state?
Question: MICHIGAN PROPERTY…IF I AM IN REDEMPTION, HAVE FOUND A BUYER FOR THE HOME AND MY LENDER IS WILLING TO TAKE A SHORT SALE. DO I STILL HAVE TO PAY OFF THE SECOND LIEN ON THE HOUSE OR WAS IT WIPED OUT AT SENIOR LIENS SHERIFF’S SALE?
Answer: – It’s hard to say because I don’t know what happened at the auction. Typically in order to do a short sale, you need the 2nd to “release their lien” or “satisfy” it in order to get the acceptance.
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