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Distressed Property Acquisition in Metro Detroit
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$35,000
ARV $120,000 (wholesaler estimate)
3 Bed Single Family in Detroit
3 bd 1 ba 1,000 sq ft
📍 Detroit, MI 48219 Address locked
Posted by Jonathan
$65,000
ARV $140,000 (wholesaler estimate)
3 Bed Single Family in Detroit
3 bd 1 ba 1,472 sq ft
📍 Detroit, MI 48219 Address locked
Posted by Jonathan
$25,000
ARV $130,000 (wholesaler estimate)
4 Bed Single Family in Detroit
4 bd 2 ba 1,851 sq ft
📍 Detroit, MI 48227 Address locked
Posted by Jonathan
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Before you hire
Distressed Property Acquisition in Detroit: what to expect
Distressed property acquisition in Detroit covers houses that are hard to sell on the open market: fire or water damage, open code violations, years of deferred repairs, a foundation problem, or back taxes. Investors and wholesalers make cash offers and buy as-is, which saves a seller repairs and showings but usually means a lower price than a renovated sale.
If you own a distressed house in Detroit, Dearborn Heights, Inkster, Pontiac or any Metro Detroit city, get more than one offer and read the purchase agreement closely. Check whether it can be assigned, who pays closing costs, how long the buyer can inspect and cancel, and what happens to your earnest money if they walk away.
Compare local wholesalers and investors. If you are behind on taxes, see tax foreclosure properties and talk to an attorney about foreclosure early.
What a good engagement includes
- A written offer with price, closing date and all contingencies
- A walkthrough or inspection by the buyer before final terms
- A title search to find liens, taxes and water bills
- Clear terms on assignment and earnest money
- Closing through a title company with a settlement statement
- Agreement on what you may leave in the house
What drives the fee
- Severity of damage and the buyer's estimate of repairs
- Unpaid property taxes, water bills or other liens
- Open blight tickets or code violations
- Whether the house is vacant or occupied
- Title problems such as an estate or missing owner
- How fast you need to close
Rebuild Detroit does not publish fees. Ask each attorney to explain the fee basis in writing and compare.
Licensing and legal checks in Michigan
Michigan has no separate wholesaler license, but the Occupational Code defines a real estate broker broadly (MCL 339.2501): anyone who, for a fee, sells or offers to sell real estate or negotiates a sale for others. Selling your interest in a purchase contract is generally treated differently than marketing a house you do not own, but where that line falls depends on the facts. Ask whether the wholesaler holds a license through the State License Search, and have a real estate attorney review your contract.
If a property is in tax foreclosure, deadlines are strict. The county treasurer can explain your options, and a Michigan attorney or housing counselor can help before the redemption deadline passes.
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How to compare attorneys
- Get at least three written offers and compare net proceeds, not just price.
- Ask whether the buyer will close in their own name or assign the contract.
- Check that closing is through a title company you can call.
- Avoid any offer that asks you to deed the house before you are paid.
- Have an attorney review the contract if you are unsure.
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Common questions
Distressed Property Acquisition in Detroit: FAQ
Request offers from several investors, compare written terms and net proceeds, and close through a title company. You do not have to make repairs first.
There is no fixed formula you can rely on. Offers reflect repair costs, the likely value after repairs, liens, occupancy and how fast you need to close.
Taxes and liens are usually paid from the sale at closing. If the property is headed to tax foreclosure, contact the county treasurer and get advice quickly.
Look for buyers who put everything in writing, use a title company, let you take time to review, and do not pressure you to sign on the spot.
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