Wall Street investment banks consider the landlord business
on behalf of Galloway and Collens
March 21, 2012
What if, instead of re-selling a foreclosed property, the bank decided a renovate it and
What if, instead of re-selling a foreclosed property, the bank decided a renovate it and
A prominent building in downtown Grand Rapids was purchased for an undisclosed sum by local
Renters have filed a suit against a landlord who requires them to pay their rent
No doubt Michiganders have heard about the 81-year-old woman who won over $336.4 million in
Each mortgage contains a small hidden fee, known as the guarantee fee, or “G-fee.” The
Many people who bought investment properties during the housing boom will now enjoy the some
Anytime someone dies prematurely there is sadness and grief for all who lost a loved
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