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Council approves sale of foreclosed home at 2061 Inkster to H.P. SNAP LLC under NSP program
Summary
Council approved sale of 2061 Inkster to H.P. SNAP LLC for $15,638 plus $36 and closing costs under the 2025 Neighborhood Stabilization Program; council noted resale restrictions and that purchaser will renovate the property for sale to an owner-occupant.
Garden City — The City Council on Monday approved the sale of a property acquired through the Wayne County tax‑foreclosure right‑of‑first‑refusal process to a developer that will renovate and sell the house under the Neighborhood Stabilization Program (NSP).
Councilmember Witt moved to approve the 2025 NSP ordinance (Ordinance 25-006) authorizing the sale of 2061 Inkster Road to H.P. SNAP LLC for $15,638 and $36 plus closing costs; the motion carried 6-0.
Staff explained the property is being sold to a developer that plans to renovate the interior and exterior and place the house back on the market for a family to purchase. Council members asked whether the renovated house is intended for owner‑occupancy rather than rental; staff noted that a purchaser is subject to a re‑sale restriction for at least one year after sale (described in the meeting as a one‑year resale control) and said the program’s intent is to return the property to owner‑occupancy.
The council adopted the ordinance and the sale in one motion; the sale will proceed according to NSP and Wayne County procedures, including any applicable closing requirements.
