There is an old saying that good fences make good neighbors, and there is a significant amount of truth to that phrase. There is much to be said about having a definitive knowledge of where your property ends and where your Michigan neighbor’s property begins. When...
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Has your neighbor’s landscape sparked a real estate dispute?
Perhaps you’ve always gotten along well with your Michigan neighbors. Whether you consider yourselves good friends or acquaintances who team up for the annual cornhole tournament at the community block party, it’s nice to be on friendly terms with people who live next...
The value of a home appraisal
An independent home inspection provides homeowners looking to buy or sell the property a snapshot of the dwelling’s condition prior to a potential purchase. Various factors play a role in the fair market value. State of the structure The structure itself that includes...
Involved in a dispute with your neighbor over property lines?
Good fences make good neighbors, but in order to have good fences, you must first know where the boundary lines are to your property. If you own any type of property, it is essential to have a general understanding of where your property ends and your neighbor’s...
Neighbor’s plants spark real estate dispute
Most Michigan residents would undoubtedly agree that they do their best to get along with their neighbors. While lifestyles or personalities might clash on occasion, it is often possible to “keep the peace” by being respectful toward each other. Certain issues may...
Owning Commercial Property In A Digital Age
The digital age has affected most aspects of life, not only in Michigan but globally. People can now find quick bits of information online, but they can also perform many serious and life-changing actions, such as finding a mate, filing for divorce and even earning a college degree. For about 96 percent of consumers, shopping online is a common behavior,…
Is there a storm brewing over your property purchase?
When you purchase a piece of property, you want to make sure that no one can come knocking on your door saying they have a right to it. As part of the purchase process, your mortgage lender may have required you to obtain a title search before agreeing to give you any money. You may have wondered what this was…