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Redemption Period Calculator
Calculate a borrower's statutory right-of-redemption deadline after a foreclosure sale. Select the state and enter the foreclosure sale date to estimate the redemption deadline.
Free tool · State-specific redemption estimate · Foreclosure deadline planning
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Redemption Deadline
Michigan · 180-day period
Wed, May 12, 2027
Redemption window open
- Statutory redemption period180 days from sale
- Days remaining from today180 days
- Selected state
- Michigan
- Period
- 180 days
- Status
- Open
- Days left
- 180
A planning estimate, not legal advice: the calculated date is not a legal conclusion. Redemption rules — who may redeem, what must be paid, whether the owner may stay — vary by state and change over time. Confirm with local counsel before acting.
DeadlineWed, May 12, 2027
FAQ’s
Frequently Asked Questions
Redemption rights, in short
- A window after the sale
- In states that grant it, the borrower can reclaim the property for a set period after the sale by paying the amount the law requires. Elsewhere, title generally passes at the sale.
- From none to about two years
- Periods vary by state and can change with the type of foreclosure. The calculator adds an illustrative period for the selected state to the sale date.
- Why the process matters
- The period can depend on the state, the type of foreclosure and whether the lender obtained a deficiency judgment, so no single rule applies everywhere.
- Title consequences
- Until the window closes, title from the sale can be contingent, which is why buyers, insurers and foreclosure teams track the deadline.