Notice of Intent to Enforce Forfeiture Provisions of Contact for Deed - Michigan 2025

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Most land contracts have a forfeiture clause. A forfeiture clause usually says that if the buyer breaches the contract, the seller can keep all money paid to it. The seller can also take back possession of the home. The seller cannot forfeit the contract without a forfeiture clause.
If a buyer defaults on a land contract, the seller can put the property into forfeiture. If the buyer has the ability to pay everything owed (including interest and penalties), the contract continues to be in effect, and the buyers investment is protected.
If a buyer defaults on a land contract, the seller can take legal action through a process called land contract forfeiture. This may result in the buyer not only losing the home, but also all the payments theyve made so far.
Sales Price Once you pay off this amount of principal, your obligations under the land contract are over. If its a straight land contract, youll get the legal title and will take possession of the property at the time of payoff.
Usually the rent, or a portion thereof, gets applied to the purchase price. Also, there is a downpayment, which is an good faith deposit. If the buyer defaults on the rent or the land contracts terms, then the buyer forfeits that deposit to the seller and the land contract is void.
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