Sell your house fast in Redford, MI
We buy Redford Township houses and rental properties as they are, including occupied rentals and houses behind on taxes.
What we buy in Redford
- House
- Duplex
- Apartment building
- Vacant lot
- Houses and duplexes
- Apartment buildings
- Vacant land and lots
- Vacant or tenant-occupied
- Fire or water damage, code violations, back taxes
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Your Redford property
Selling a house in Redford: what to know
Redford Township rental registration
Redford Township requires rental properties to be registered with its Building and Safety Engineering department. The township’s form lists a $50 annual registration fee, a $200 inspection fee every three years, and $250 for a new rental.
Keeping up with registration and inspections is one reason owners decide to sell. We’ll look at Redford rentals whether or not they’re current, with tenants in place.
Behind on property taxes in Wayne County
Michigan property taxes that are still unpaid on March 1 after the tax year become delinquent and go to the county treasurer, with interest and fees added. A year later the property is forfeited. If the taxes reach two years delinquent and aren’t paid by March 31, the county forecloses and takes title, and the house goes to public auction.
Until that March 31 deadline, the house is still yours to sell, and the back taxes are paid out of the sale at closing. After a foreclosure and auction, a former owner can claim leftover sale proceeds only by filing a notice by the county’s deadline. If you’re in this situation, tell us the amount owed in the form notes so we can work out whether a sale clears it.
Questions Redford sellers ask
How often are Redford rentals inspected?
The township’s registration form lists an inspection fee every three years, on top of a yearly registration fee.
What does it cost to register a rental in Redford?
The township lists $50 a year for registration, $200 every three years for inspection, and $250 for a new rental.
Do you buy Redford houses that are vacant or need major repairs?
Yes. Condition doesn’t rule a property out; it changes the price.
Who actually buys my property?
Either Apexo Group or an investor we assign our contract to. If we assign it, the investor buys from you at the price and terms in your contract. We tell you this in writing before you sign.
Sources, checked October 2026: Charter Township of Redford: rental property registration; Wayne County Treasurer: Michigan tax forfeiture and foreclosure timeline. Local rules change, so confirm with the city before relying on them.