Author: Parker McInnis

Investing in Detroit real estate can be lucrative, but it is not for the faint of heart. For every passive income success story, there is a “tired landlord” story—someone burned out by late night maintenance calls, changing regulations, and the relentless chase for rent checks. At some point, the Return on Investment (ROI) is no … Continued

Detroit housing stock is historic, beautiful, and—let’s be honest—often tired. Many homes in the area were built in the early to mid-20th century. While they have good bones, decades of wear and tear, harsh Michigan winters, and deferred maintenance can take a toll. For a homeowner, staring down a list of necessary repairs can be … Continued

Inheriting a home in Detroit can often feel like a bittersweet blessing. While it is a generous gift from a loved one, it frequently comes attached with a web of legal responsibilities, financial burdens, and emotional decisions. For many beneficiaries, the property is not just a house; it is a repository of memories that must … Continued

The Reality of the Michigan Tax Foreclosure Timeline In Michigan, property taxes become delinquent on March 1st of the year after they were billed. At this point, a 4% administration fee is added, and interest begins accruing at 1% per month. If those taxes remain unpaid for another year, the property is “forfeited” to the … Continued

The Wayne County “Show Cause” and Judicial Phase Wayne County is unique due to its sheer volume of tax foreclosures. The process usually enters its most critical phase in January and February. During this time, the Wayne County Treasurer holds “Show Cause” hearings. This is your opportunity to sit down with a representative and explain … Continued

If you’re staring at a leaking roof and cracked foundation walls in your Detroit home, you might think no one would want to buy your property. The reality is quite different—there are buyers who specialize in purchasing homes with major structural issues, and Detroit’s real estate market offers unique opportunities for sellers with distressed properties. … Continued

Fire damage can be devastating, both emotionally and financially. If you’re dealing with a fire-damaged property in Dearborn and the thought of managing repairs feels overwhelming, you’re not alone. The good news is that you have options for selling your property without taking on the massive project of restoration yourself. Understanding Fire Damage and Its … Continued

Many homeowners or investors in Detroit find themselves needing to sell a property that currently has tenants. Whether due to relocation, financial pressure, or other reasons, selling a tenant-occupied property presents unique legal, operational, and marketing challenges. In this article, we break down how to approach tenant-occupied cash sales, Michigan tenant rights, buyer expectations, and … Continued

When you’re facing foreclosure, time is not your ally. The threat of losing your home, mounting financial stress, and the complexity of legal procedures can make the process daunting. But selling your property for cash is often one of the best strategies to avoid the worst consequences. In this article, we walk you through how … Continued