The Michigan Report of Collection Activity under Order to See Property is a document used by collections agencies and other entities to report on the activity related to the seizure of a debtor’s property. This report includes information regarding the amount of money owed by the debtor, the items seized, the date of the seizure, the name of the seizing agency, and the contact information for the debtor. The Michigan Report of Collection Activity under Order to Seize Property can be used to determine the eligibility of a debtor for a repayment plan or other forms of debt relief. There are three main types of Michigan Report of Collection Activity under Order to Seize Property: Personal Property Seizure, Real Property Seizure, and Bank Account Levy. Personal Property Seizure is a legal process where a creditor takes control of the debtor’s personal property, such as furniture, jewelry, and vehicles, in order to satisfy a debt. Real Property Seizure is a legal process where a creditor takes control of the debtor’s real estate, such as land and buildings, in order to satisfy a debt. Bank Account Levy is a legal process where a creditor takes control of the debtor’s bank account in order to satisfy a debt.