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Off Market Properties 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
Off-market properties in Detroit: what to expect
Off-market properties in Detroit are houses and small buildings sold without a public MLS listing. Wholesalers find them through direct mail, driving neighborhoods, probate filings and referrals, then offer them to investors on their lists. The appeal is less competition; the tradeoff is less information, shorter deadlines and no listing agent's disclosures.
Every off-market deal needs the same checks as any purchase: confirm who owns it with the Register of Deeds, check tax and water balances, walk the property with an inspector, and verify the wholesaler controls it under a signed contract. In Detroit, also check for open blight tickets and whether the home needs a rental Certificate of Compliance.
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What a good engagement includes
- Address, photos, parcel number and ownership information
- Signed contract or proof the wholesaler controls the property
- Tax, water and lien status
- Access for inspection before your deposit goes hard
- Title commitment from a title company
- Closing date and occupancy status in writing
What drives the fee
- Contract price plus assignment fee
- Repairs found in your inspection
- Back taxes, water bills or liens paid at closing
- Occupancy and whether an eviction is needed
- Title insurance and closing costs
- Holding costs while you renovate, rent or resell
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.
Rebuild Detroit is not a real estate broker and does not verify property condition, ownership or title for any off-market listing. Do your own due diligence.
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How to compare attorneys
- Confirm ownership in county records before paying.
- Walk the property yourself with an inspector.
- Pull comparable sales on your own.
- Close through a title company and get title insurance.
- Ask about licensing and how the wholesaler is paid.
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Common questions
Off Market Properties in Detroit: FAQ
Wholesaler lists, county tax auctions, land bank sales, probate filings and direct outreach to owners are common sources. Each needs its own due diligence.
Not always. Price depends on condition, repairs, liens, the wholesaler's fee and local sales. Run your own comparable sales.
Look for someone who shares full property data, lets you inspect, closes through a title company and answers licensing questions in writing.
No. Rebuild Detroit does not verify property condition or title and is not a broker. Confirm everything independently before buying.
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