The attorney representing the landlord motioned to continue the case until after July 27th and the magistrate took the suggestion under advisement (meaning he's going to look into the matter and issue a written ruling in a few days).This suggests I witnessed my area's first application of the CARES Act on evictions - our court system seems to be broadly applying the standard and afterwards very politely invited the attorney to move the decision to an appeals court so it could be properly reviewed.

If you look at a site like www.bestplaces.net, it will show job trends, population trends, and even people's opinions on the towns ( sort of like reviews).

I reviewed all the contracts myself.

@Christian ThompsonDo you have some numbers to review so may offer some suggestions ?

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Our investigation into this resulted in feedback that we are one of the few property managers actually showing homes during the lockdown.We will do our best to keep you updated on additional news as we receive & review it.We are open to all suggestions from you that are legal and realistic.

I review about 1,000 STNL and MTNL properties a week nationally.

Looking for an attorney in Michigan that would help me review a standard contract.

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I'm not suggesting you shouldn't read and review it carefully, but as long as the type of representation, commission, listing start and end date, and any cancellation penalties are what you agreed upon, the rest is likely pretty routine.