Facing Foreclosure?
If you miss mortgage payments, the lender can foreclose on your property and take possession of it. Foreclosure happens when you fail to meet the payment terms of your loan agreement.
Here is a resource from Fight Mortgage Foreclosure (which is tackling the foreclosure crisis through the Mortgage Foreclosure Prevention Program, a joint effort with lenders, investors, and housing counseling agencies) that can assist you navigate the Foreclosure Process.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the Foreclosure process:
Need to do Probate on an Inherited Property?
Probate homes can be sold through real estate agents or to cash buyers. However, earnings may not be disbursed as expected, and charges for insurance, estate obligations, and probate may apply.
Here is a resource from The Probate Pro (which assists with probate, trust understanding, guardianship, conservatorship, estate plans, and settlements in probate court for loved ones, guardianship, and elderly relatives.) that can assist you navigate the Probate Process.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the Probate process:
Dealing with a hoarder?
A hoarder house is hard to sell due to excessive clutter and health risks. Proper preparation, cleaning, expert help, and a real estate agent are essential for maximizing its value.
Here is a resource from Clutter Hoarding Cleanup (which is a certified, trained, and insured company in Michigan that provides comprehensive cleaning services, including hoarding, estate, and animal hoarding, with a focus on customer service.) that can assist you dealing with Hoarder.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the Hoarder:
Have a Squatter in your property?
Squatter evictions involve legal proceedings, property appraisals, and possible delays in renovations. Squatters typically have 30-60 days to vacate, and legal counsel is recommended.
Here is a resource from American Apartment Owners Association (which provides exceptional property management services, allowing owners to serve renters and build happy rental communities via professionalism, competence, and customer devotion.) that can assist you navigating a Squatter Situation.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the Squatter:
Inherited a Property and don’t know what to do?
Inherited property often has clear titles, but a thorough title investigation is essential. This involves probate, title transfers, property administration, and resolving unpaid obligations promptly.
Here is a resource from Houzeo (which simplifies the process of selling and buying a property, from listing to closing) that can assist you navigate the Inherited Process.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the Inherited process:
How to Navigate a Fire Damage House?
Fire damage complicates title issues; verify property title and consult legal counsel. Address damage, insurance, and repairs while ensuring compliance with safety, structural, and legal requirements.
Here is a resource from Trimark Construction (Which offers disaster recovery services, focusing on insurance restoration, with a customer service team that ensures client satisfaction and effective recovery plans) that can assist you to navigate a Fire Damage House.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the Fire Damage house:
Going Through a Divorce?
Selling a home during a divorce in the SF Bay Area can be complex, especially if the property is part of the settlement. Consult a real estate specialist or explore options like buyout agreements.
Here is a resource from Michigan legal Help (which offers Michigan people legal information and resources to help them deal with their legal difficulties, but it does not give legal advice or replace the need for a lawyer) that can assist you navigate the Divorce Process.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the Divorce process:
Struggling with Tenants?
Tenants have rights during property transitions, including fighting evictions, requesting relocation help, and negotiating with landlords. Legal assistance and communication with new owners are essential throughout the process.
Here is a resource from The City of Ann Arbor (which aims to provide great services that support and improve a thriving, safe, and diverse community) that can assist you struggling with Tenants.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the Tenants:
Are you Relocating and need help?
Selling your house while relocating is efficient and cost-effective, involving listing, hiring an agent, displaying, accepting offers, and closing. Factor in agent commissions, repairs, and relocation costs.
Here is a resource from State of Michigan (Michigan’s official state site to share resources and help people with governmental services) that can assist you navigate the Relocate Process.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the relocation:
Dealing with Water Damage?
Water-damaged property doesn’t always affect its title but requires safety checks, damage documentation, and repair decisions. In Detroit, selling a damaged house can address safety and repair issues effectively.
Here is a resource from Fabian Sklar (which is Michigan’s leading property insurance law firm, assisting homeowners, businesses, policyholders, and individuals injured and explosions) that can assist you dealing with Water Damage.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the water damage:
How to Navigate Bankruptcy?
Chapter 13 bankruptcy, or “wage earner’s plan,” lets homeowners with steady income create a repayment plan and delay foreclosure but requires court approval for selling the property.
Here is a resource from Acclaim Legal Services (who assist clients in achieving financial freedom and debt resolution through various tools like Chapter 13 debt consolidation plans, fresh start programs, and non-bankruptcy debt settlements.) that can assist you navigate Bankruptcy.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the bankruptcy:
Have Minor or Major Repairs Needed?
Selling a house needing major renovations involves resolving serious issues, making cosmetic upgrades, or selling as-is. Understanding your options is crucial to maximize your property’s value.
Here is a resource from Hud (which provides housing support and uplifts communities) that can assist you navigate the Minor or Major Repairs Process.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the Minor or Major Repairs Process:
Have Termite Damage?
Termites cause $5 billion in damage annually, making early detection and treatment crucial. Selling a home with termite damage can deter buyers, so regular checks and swift action are essential.
Here is a resource from Orkin (who are experts in local pests) that can assist you navigate the Termite Damage.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the Termite Damage:
Dealing with Code Violations?
A code violation occurs when a property doesn’t comply with local building codes, which regulate design. These violations don’t always mean the structure is unsafe, and you can still sell your house.
Here is a resource from HomeLight (the software platform empowering agents and lenders to compete and win in today’s tech-enabled world) that can assist you navigate the Code Violations.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the Code Violations:
Have Title Issues?
A title search examines public records to ensure a property’s title is free of legal issues, protecting buyers and lenders. Mortgage lenders typically require it for a smooth sale.
Here is a resource from Detroit Legal Group (an industry leader in specialized protection against common pests including insects, termites, rodents, and more) that can assist you navigate the Title Issues.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the Titte Issues:
How to Navigate Liens (IRS Lien or Tax Lien)?
A lien is a legal claim against a property that can complicate selling or dividing it. This guide helps navigate the challenges of selling a home with a lien.
Here is a resource from Nolo (which is to assist consumers and small businesses in resolving their daily legal and business inquiries) that can assist you navigate the Liens (IRS Lien or Tax Lien) process.
Below is a Link to an article we wrote about the Liens (IRS Lien or Tax Lien):
