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The Most Expensive Home Repairs, and How to Avoid Them
Homeownership occasionally comes with a few headaches. Whether you bought an older home that seems to be a money pit, or you've recently inherited a home and you're not sure where to start with repairs, it's good to know that you always have options. We've put...
Could Your Home be in Danger of Tax Delinquent Foreclosure? Here’s What You Need to Know.
Tax foreclosure is a scary thought for many homeowners. But it's not always easy to understand when you've just missed a tax payment, or when you're in real trouble. If you're wondering about the signs and implications of a tax delinquent foreclosure, then this is the...
5 Common Problems To Investigate Before Selling an Old Home
Lately, it seems like older homes are en vogue. Popular shows like Good Bones, Fixer Upper, and Home Town make it seem easy and trendy to purchase an older home for its history and character. But if you've just inherited an old, family home, or are considering selling...
What’s the Quickest Way to Sell a Home?
If you're moving towns for a new job, have inherited a home in disrepair, or are facing foreclosure, you might be looking into options to sell a home quickly. We've all heard the horror stories of homeowners whose homes have sat on the market for months, even years....
I Bought a Fixer Upper — Now What?
So you bought a fixer-upper. Now what? A fixer-upper is a big undertaking, but one that many homeowners are interested to try. The recent spike in popular home renovation shows has made fixing up homes seem easy and fun. While a fixer-upper can offer a decent return...
How Michigan Tax Delinquent Foreclosure Sales Work
If you're behind on property tax payments, you may be concerned about a tax delinquent foreclosure. It's good to know that you have about three years in the state of Michigan to pay back those taxes. Let's say you missed your property tax payment first in 2016....
Is it Possible to Avoid a Tax Delinquent Foreclosure in the Last Year?
For Michigan homeowners who have been unable to pay property taxes, March 31st is a significant date. If it's your third year of unpaid property taxes, March 31st is the date that the county will officially foreclose on your home. This is a stressful time of the year...
What is a Tax Delinquent Foreclosure?
If you're a homeowner, it's likely that you've heard the word foreclosure before. It's a frightening term for all of us — no one likes to think that something so bad could happen that our home could be taken from us. Unfortunately, there are a number of reasons for...
Stopping A Michigan Foreclosure
Foreclosure is a frightening process for any homeowner. It doesn't matter why or how you fell behind on your payments, if you're looking for ways to stop a Michigan foreclosure, here's a guide to the Michigan foreclosure process, and a few options you have to...
I Inherited A Home In Terrible Condition: What Can I Do?
Options for An Inherited Home in Poor Condition If the home you've inherited (or are about to inherit) is in terrible condition, and you're not sure if you can afford it, know that you still have options. You're absolutely not obligated to sit on a home you can't...
8 Reasons To Sell Your Home For Cash
Cash sales are becoming more and more popular in the real estate industry. Twenty years ago, sellers and buyers used to see cash sales as a cause for suspicion, but in recent years cash sales are becoming more and more popular. Sellers are realizing they can...
Can I Sell A Home In Poor Condition?
Thanks to HGTV, the ins, and outs of the housing market are a lot more transparent than they used to be. People purchase and sell homes every day on national television, giving the rest of us a glimpse into the struggles and rewards of selling and purchasing homes....
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All the information you need to to make the decision that’s best for you and your family when it comes to selling or rehabbing your home.
Cost of Selling Your
Home Through
a Retail Transaction
Homeowners enter into the retail transaction process because it’s the only option they know. This guide will help you better understand the transaction process.