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Berrien County Treasurer Shelly Weich Leads Efforts to Prevent Home Loss Over Taxes
Payment Plans Offered in Berrien County Michigan to Prevent Home Foreclosure Due to Taxes
According to the report of Leader Publications, in Berrien County Michigan Treasurer Shelly Weich and her team are working hard to help people who might lose their homes because they own taxes. They continuing a plan started before 2008 to let people pay their taxes over time instead of losing their homes.
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Berrien County Treasurer Innovative Approach Prevents Foreclosures Helps Over 30 Vulnerable Homeowners (PHOTO: Moody on the Market)
Berrien County Treasurer Office Goes the Extra Mile to Keep Residents in their Homes Despite Economic Challenges
They do this in place like city offices to make it easier for everyone especially those who live far from the main office. They also help people find other ways to get help like government programs or special bank accounts for taxes. They want to make sure everyone has a chance to keep their homes. Despite hard times because of COVID-19 Weich is hopeful because fewer homes are being sold at auctions. She and her team keep working to help people understand their options and get the support they need. They want to make sure everyone in Berrien County can keep their homes and stay financially stable.
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