PropScored sources from live Michigan foreclosure publications and county records across Detroit, Grand Rapids, Lansing, and Flint — delivering pre-qualified motivated sellers exclusively to your zip codes.
Michigan is a non-judicial foreclosure state that uses an advertisement process: the lender publishes a foreclosure notice in a local newspaper for four consecutive weeks, then conducts a sheriff's sale. What makes Michigan distinctive is the redemption period — for owner-occupied properties, homeowners have six months after the sheriff's sale to redeem the property by paying off the debt. That extended post-sale window creates a segment of motivated sellers who are technically post-auction but still actively seeking alternatives to losing the property entirely.
PropScored captures Michigan foreclosure publication notices and sheriff's deed filings across Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Kent, Washtenaw, and Genesee counties — covering both pre-sale motivated sellers and the post-sale redemption-period segment that most lead services miss entirely.
"Detroit's tax delinquency market is unlike anything else in the country. Wayne County processes more tax-foreclosed properties in a single year than most states see in a decade."
Detroit / Wayne County — The most active distressed property market in Michigan by volume. Tax delinquency is particularly deep — Wayne County's annual tax auction is one of the largest in the country. Suburban Wayne County (Dearborn, Livonia, Westland) adds strong pre-foreclosure volume.
Oakland County — Affluent suburban Detroit market with consistent pre-foreclosure and probate pipeline driven by estate situations among longtime homeowners.
Macomb County — Strong blue-collar suburban market with steady foreclosure and tax delinquency activity across Sterling Heights, Warren, and surrounding communities.
Grand Rapids / Kent County — Western Michigan's primary market with consistent pre-foreclosure and expired listing inventory. Lower investor competition than the Detroit metro.
One agent per zip, no exceptions. Michigan's multi-market structure means territories are available across geographically distinct markets — Detroit, Grand Rapids, Lansing, and Flint all operate as separate competitive environments, and exclusivity in any one of them means your motivated sellers don't share an inbox with another PropScored subscriber.