We’ve written a lot on this blog about the improving real estate market, because its our business and because it’s an exciting sign of a
Buyer interest has also been sparked by recent media attention on the great summer activities that are available in northern Michigan. Sleeping Bear Dunes and
A lawyer is accusing a Michigan judge and two other probate lawyers of conspiracy in attempting to bilk civil rights icon Rosa Parks’ estate out
Mortgage agreements are complex and difficult for many consumers to understand. Prospective buyers often rely on the expertise of their realtor and the advice of
Experts say that the increase in existing home sales last month is yet another sign that the housing market is stabilizing and will soon improve.
Facebook is in the news for more than launching its first initial public offering these days, as one news article reports. We thought Michigan residents
The Bureau of Consumer Protection at the FTC is warning anyone who owns a timeshare to expect a call from phony companies perpetrating a fraud.
With housing prices and interest rates at historically low levels, many Detroit residents consider this to be a good time to invest in real estate.
As discussed in last week’s post, if your parents do not yet have an estate plan in place consider discussing the possibilities during the month
The Penobscot building in Detroit’s downtown financial district is one of the city’s most iconic skyscrapers. Built originally in the 1920, it is actually three
This Mother’s Day, Michigan residents should consider a rather unorthodox, yet very important gift and that is the peace of mind that comes when you
Many major cities have a tradition of spring home tours of notable area residences. Being a part of a home tour can help homes that
Even in the tough economy, Michigan families looking for a new home can still be quite choosey. One of the important features for many home
Since many couples delay marriage, or simply do not marry at all, Massachusetts residents may wonder what happens when you own a home with another
While the economy is certainly not totally recovered, this might still be a good time for some Michigan residents to consider buying a second property.
The Rails to Trails program has been a popular program nationwide. Many communities enjoy the conversion of unused railroad tracks into walking and biking trails.
Analysts estimate that over the next few years, about 6 million more homes will fall into foreclosure. While this is certainly not good news for
Michiganders might be interested in a recent article by a retired probate judge who offers advice on some of the most common estate planning mistakes
Many homeowners are familiar with the offers they get in the mail advertising mortgage relief or refinancing programs. Some of the offers seem too good
New housing data indicates that short sales are become more and more common as an alternative to possible foreclosure. A short sale occurs when a
As discussed in last week’s post, what happens to your debt when you die depends on a number of factors, including the type of debt
Landlords and tenants typically argue over issues like a broken air conditioner or past due rent or other easily anticipated elements of occupying a rental
An English manor-style home built in 1915 is back on the market in Detroit for the first time in more than 30 years. The historic
Being named as the sole beneficiary of a relative’s estate may not be what it once was with so many properties upside down and the
An appellate court in Michigan upheld a lower court’s ruling that will allow debt holders to recover money from landlords who foreclose on commercial property.
It is hard enough losing a parent, but to have the state come after your inheritance afterwards can make an already difficult time that much
Detroit is one of only three metro areas to show a rise in home prices, according to the Case-Shiller index released recently. The report shows
Mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will pay the state of Michigan and Oakland County millions of dollars to make up for unpaid real
Despite unfavorable housing data for 2012, market-watchers are saying there are signs of an improving real estate market. Experts from prominent ratings agency Moody’s told
A Los Angeles Superior Court Judge will decide who will control Zsa Zsa Gabor’s estate finances and medical care decisions. Last week Ms. Gabor’s only
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