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Michigan Form DC 100b: Demand for Possession — Health Hazard or Extensive Damage
What this form does, who files it, what it costs, and how to avoid the errors that get Michigan filings rejected.
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Quick Answer
What is Michigan form DC 100b?
Form DC 100b is Michigan's 7-day demand used when a tenant has caused serious and continuing physical injury to the property or created a health hazard. It is a fault-based notice, so the landlord must be able to prove the condition.
Who files it
The landlord, served on the tenant before filing an eviction case.
Where it goes
Served on the tenant; the copy and proof of service are attached to the later court filing.
Filing fee
None for the notice; $45 for the later district court eviction filing.
What you need before you start
- A specific description of the damage or hazard, with dates
- Photographs, inspection reports, or repair estimates
- The names of all adult tenants and the full address
- The date the 7-day period ends
How to complete and file form DC 100b
- 1
Document the condition thoroughly before serving anything.
- 2
Complete DC 100b describing the specific damage rather than generalities.
- 3
Serve the notice and record the date and method.
- 4
Give the tenant the full 7 days to correct or vacate.
- 5
File DC 102 with the district court if the condition is not resolved.
Mistakes that get DC 100b rejected
- Describing ordinary wear and tear as a health hazard
- Serving this notice for unpaid rent, which requires DC 100c
- Failing to photograph the condition before repairs are made
- Counting day one as the date of service rather than the following day