Michigan: what each city requires before you sell

Several Michigan counties and townships require the private well and septic system to be evaluated before a property is sold, under Time of Transfer rules.

11 municipalities tracked · 11 with a requirement at sale

Northern Michigan

CityWhat is requiredFeeStatus
Benzie CountyBenzie CountyTime of Transfer septic and well evaluationRequired at sale
Elk Rapids TownshipAntrim CountyTime of Transfer septic and well evaluationRequired at sale
Kalkaska CountyKalkaska CountyTime of Transfer septic and well evaluationRequired at sale
Leelanau CountyLeelanau CountyTime of Transfer septic and well evaluationRequired at sale
Long Lake TownshipGrand Traverse CountySeptic inspection at time of property transferRequired at sale
Manistee CountyManistee CountyTime of Transfer septic and well evaluationRequired at sale
Milton TownshipAntrim CountyTime of Transfer septic and well evaluationRequired at sale
Torch Lake TownshipAntrim CountyTime of Transfer septic and well evaluationRequired at sale
Village of Elk RapidsAntrim CountyTime of Transfer septic and well evaluationRequired at sale

Central Michigan

CityWhat is requiredFeeStatus
Isabella CountyIsabella CountyTime of Transfer septic and well evaluationRequired at sale
Secord TownshipGladwin CountyTime of Transfer septic and well evaluationRequired at sale

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