Since this sounds similar to the old CO law, I will answer in that context, but redemption rights are soley a product of State Statute, and you best read said MI Statues if you are going to be a foreclosure investor, and not rely on people on the internet.

So we put dual shower heads and a really nice marble product on the walls.

I am not an expert on the matter but in my glance at the statue, there is no requirement for a mortgage broker or lender to be used.

A good bird dog is someone who finds great deals, but doesn't have the marbles to put the property under contract himself.

If they see they are going to lose the whole bag of marbles they could just hand them over and not even show up to play.

Send proper notice to end current lease as of expiration date or state's statue time frame (whichever is later).

Religious statues broken.

@Wayne Brooks @John Souerbry Bill Gulley Wayne I suspect this is basically the statue in all 50 states or some version of it..

I hope we can find some helpful advice for you.Check with all statues about the tenant notice time period.

(mine included) It is always best to go to the state you wish to work in and read the statues yourself and then talk to proper counsel as needed.