In Michigan when a home sells the taxable value will uncap. Often the local assessor will also match the state equalized value to the sales price. When this happens the annual taxes will change. This is a great tool you can use to see what property taxes might do when a home is sold. Additionally this a great way to look at property tax rates in different areas. Remember the SEV is half the sales price.
Exciting news for Michigan homebuyers! The State Senate has passed House Bill 5032, which will significantly increase the maximum sales price limit for MSHDA home loan programs.