About a year ago I wrote an article called “Short Sale Skinny”. I think it’s time I updated that article as things are changing in the short sale process for homeowners and buyers alike in Michigan: The process is actually taking much less time AND the banks (mortgage holders) are being much more realistic. Talking [...]
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Kris Wales
Keller Williams Realty
Lakeside Market Center
45609 Village Blvd
Macomb County MI
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Latest on Fri, 09:56: Timothy, if your home purchase was a "normal" purchase (not a foreclosure or abandoned, not tagged by the city, or not being used as a rental) then there is no requirement for an inspection in Mt. Clemens. I recently had a client purchase a home there and I went to the city offices myself to verify this for them.
: Hi Kris I bought a house in Mount Clemens and was wondering if I have to have that inspection done??
: Nancy, here is the number for the building department at the city offices (Warren) Give them a call this morning and ask what is moving in your possessions is allowed while you do the work needed to obtain a certificate of occupancy. (586) 574-4504
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