Shiawassee County
Public delinquent-tax payment search by name or address.
County Treasurer ↗BS&A — Look Up Delinquent Taxes ↗Behind on property taxes? Get practical next steps, find your county office, and print a personal action checklist. No account or personal details required.
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Public delinquent-tax payment search by name or address.
County Treasurer ↗BS&A — Look Up Delinquent Taxes ↗Public delinquent-tax payment search by name or address.
County Treasurer ↗BS&A — Look Up Delinquent Taxes ↗BS&A county tax-record search; the public lookup may require additional navigation.
County Treasurer ↗BS&A — Look Up Delinquent Taxes ↗Saginaw uses a separate service for online payments; this BS&A link is for searching tax records.
Our initial outreach focuses on Shiawassee, Genesee, and Saginaw counties, but our mission extends across Michigan. We may still be able to provide guidance or help you identify local organizations and resources. Our assistance program is not yet accepting applications.
If you're facing an urgent foreclosure deadline, contact your county treasurer or foreclosing governmental unit immediately.
Online records may not include every fee or reflect the amount required to stop foreclosure. Confirm your current payoff amount and deadlines with the responsible county office.
Michigan's general process includes delinquency, forfeiture, and foreclosure. Dates and rights depend on the tax year and individual case. Never rely on a general timeline to calculate your deadline.
Michigan Department of Treasury ↗Request your current balance, tax years owed, fees, exact deadlines, foreclosure status, and whether any payment arrangement or hardship options are available.
Find your county →If foreclosure is threatened, seek legal advice promptly. Michigan Legal Help offers legal information and ways to find assistance; it is not a substitute for an attorney.
Michigan Legal Help ↗Ask about current local assistance, exemptions, and community programs. Availability and eligibility change. Do not assume a past program is still accepting applications.
Michigan housing resources ↗Staying current starts with a plan. Keep your tax notices, check whether property taxes are included in your mortgage payment, review possible exemptions, and set aside money for upcoming tax bills.
Coming in the future: Co-Founder Bob plans to offer homeowner education classes focused on preventing property tax delinquency, understanding tax obligations, and building long-term financial stability. Class details will be announced when available.
Save Our Homes Michigan is developing its own assistance program. Applications and financial awards are not yet open.
View application preview →Start with your county office, get written confirmation of deadlines, and ask for legal help when necessary. Save Our Homes Michigan is building additional services for homeowners across the state.
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