Marie Poe.MLS is easy search, because I'm not using other marketing techniques...If MLS completely dries up, I will get more creative...lots of CA investors buying in my area also

lolCameron Parker living in MI CFDs are common, I know.U may want to hang out with a MI contract attorney or MI title co and learn about contracts in MI.I have received an incredible education from title company reps.I found these MI forms http://www.libertytitle.com/forms/ An idea...Receive an option from the seller to1. purchase with cash, 2. purchase subject to existing financing3. purchase by cfd or 4. to lease with optionis called a Flex Option.You would spell out terms of all 4, with details.That may be a tool to give the seller choices to sell to you.Then you could sell that option to a qualified buyer.Happy hunting!

In MI we can search for permits pulled, I like to see what has been done if possible- roofs, HVAC, etc.

Originally posted by Mary Hoyt:has anyone used rocket lawyer to establish an LLC?

:) I hear of Southern Michigan as a new hot bed of migrant rehabbers.

I own 3 student rental properties in a city in Michigan that closely regulates rental properties.

Marie Poe:Ron: what's your current position?

We've had two NoVa families move in down here in about a 1/2 mi area in the past couple weeks, and the lake is always attractive, so trying to do some local looking.

I'll be cheering for Michigan the whole time.

In Michigan, for example, the redemption period is six months for most residential properties, 30 days if the property is abandoned, and a year for any parcels of property 3 acres or larger or any original mortgage that has been more than 50 percent paid off.