The relationship between a landlord and a tenant can be complex. On one hand, both parties stand to gain if they are able to work
Disagreements are a normal part of family life; however there comes a time when you want to document your decisions regarding the person you trust
What if, instead of re-selling a foreclosed property, the bank decided a renovate it and become a landlord? This could become the norm, as more
A prominent building in downtown Grand Rapids was purchased for an undisclosed sum by local developers last week. It is more than 100 years old
Renters have filed a suit against a landlord who requires them to pay their rent online. The tenants’ suit claims that the online payments are
No doubt Michiganders have heard about the 81-year-old woman who won over $336.4 million in a Powerball jackpot last week, and all thanks to a
Each mortgage contains a small hidden fee, known as the guarantee fee, or “G-fee.” The fee has been silently included in mortgages for more than
Many people who bought investment properties during the housing boom will now enjoy some of the same assistance from the government as people who bought
Anytime someone dies prematurely there is sadness and grief for all who lost a loved one. What may compound that grief is the lack of
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