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How To Write A Business Plan For Your Metro Detroit Michigan Investment Company

April 14, 2020

Have you been bitten by the real estate bug and feel ready to take the next step? Learn how to write a business plan for your Metro Detroit Michigan investment company so you can procure new funding options. Just like any other business, it is important to have a plan for your investment company. It … Continued

Coronavirus Precautions When Buying or Selling a House in Metro Detroit Michigan

April 14, 2020

By propmarket

Are you buying or selling a house in Metro Detroit Michigan? The Coronavirus has impacted all of our lives in various ways, but if you were planning to buy or sell, you may feel like there was a wrench thrown in your plans. The good news is that our team is here to help! While … Continued

Can You Still Sell Your House During The Coronavirus Pandemic in Metro Detroit Michigan?

April 9, 2020

By propmarket

We are dealing with unprecedented times! Just last month we were going on with our lives as normal, then COVID-19 came in and threw the world on its head. As we all adapt to these changing ways of life, people are wondering if everything has just stopped? The answer is no. Whether we are working … Continued

What You Can Expect From The Metro Detroit Michigan Real Estate Market in 2020

March 4, 2020

By propmarket

The current healthy economy portends a strong real estate market throughout 2020. A strong job market, with unemployment at a near 50-year low and relatively low-interest rates should keep real estate going, but there will remain, it seems, a shortage of inventory. Industry watchers say that the market is looking better than it did a … Continued

What Metro Detroit Michigan Buyers and Sellers Need To Know About Cloudy Title

March 2, 2020

By propmarket

Cloudy title is one of those terms that you don’t hear much about until it happens to you. And when it happens to a buyer or a seller, it can quickly tank a sale right before it’s ready to go through. To protect yourself as either a buyer or a seller, it’s important to understand what … Continued

Closing Costs Explained For Metro Detroit Michigan Buyers and Sellers

February 24, 2020

By propmarket

When you’re buying or selling a home, it can be difficult to get closing costs explained in a way you understand easily. From knowing whether your purchase is subject to an escrow deposit to knowing who pays the appraisal fee, it can be confusing. Closing costs – or the fees associated with the purchase of … Continued

Understanding The Legal Aspects of Buying and Selling Real Estate In Metro Detroit Michigan

October 29, 2019

By propmarket

Not only is buying a home the largest financial transaction of your life, but it also involves many complex legal issues. And that means much could go wrong to land you in legal hot water if you don’t understand the legal aspects of buying and selling real estate. That’s also why it’s a good idea … Continued

What Is A Reverse Mortgage and Should You Get One As A Metro Detroit Michigan Homeowner?

October 12, 2019

By propmarket

Older homeowners of retirement age who find that Social Security and savings just aren’t cutting it for them might consider a reverse mortgage. You do have to give up your home, but you get to remain in it. While a reverse mortgage can improve retirement, it does have some downsides – though these have less … Continued

Finding The Best Homeowners Insurance Policy In Metro Detroit Michigan

September 30, 2019

By propmarket

Buying a home, as we all know, is a huge investment, and it’s only good sense to protect that investment. That’s why almost all homeowners carry insurance – besides the fact that it’s required by mortgage lenders (for they want to protect their investment, too). But not all homeowners insurance policies are created equal, and … Continued

Breaking Down What Your Property Tax Really Means In Metro Detroit Michigan

September 29, 2019

By propmarket

Buying a home is a big enough expense in itself, one that most people will be paying on for the next 15 to 30 years. And then on top of that, they have to pay property tax every year – even after the mortgage is paid off. In addition, the current and projected property tax … Continued