If a demand for possession is refused, the purchaser may apply to the circuit court for a writ of assistance upon 5 days’ notice directed to the person refusing to deliver possession.

The condition of property is good, with new updates in the last couple of years such as; roof, hot water heater, inside ac units in all four unit with two new outside ac condensers and new electrical panels with breakers.

And maybe... check the main breaker.

Or they have a different opinion on important decisions & no tie breaker provision.

be aware you may have to upgrade/install electrical circuits and outlets.in the end, we decided 1) we couldn't financially commit right now, and 2) low-income area we might not have quality tenants who would respect the units.

I usually look up circuit court records online immediately.

I just finished 10 days of completely rehauling the lower unit.At 7pm tonight upstairs tenant calls and says they blew a breaker, which they also did yesterday as it has been hot.

First all newer homes should have breakers not fuses, older homes should be upgraded to breakers if they are not already.

And Michigan is tenant-friendly, which is fine, a lot of states are and it's not a deal-breaker, it just needs to be known and handled.

He said it would take about a week to complete everything.Here are examples of SOW & pricingP/I (4) gutter extensions - $65P/I (2) vacuum breakers on hose bibs - $39Build 2 steps to back door - $475P/I GFI - $65Paint interior of house - around 2000sf total - $2000 materials $2400 laborClean carpets (3) 12x12 bedrooms (1) 20x12 rec room (1) set of stairs - $600Tear off/replace roof 14 sq, $5300 (got a quote from someone else for $3700)Obviously there are other things, but wanted to provide examples.Am I wrong to think he's crazy?