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Real Estate Law

We’re here to help you navigate Real Estate Law in Michigan

Like no other area of the law, real estate in Michigan depends on a concrete set of rules. Our real estate legal services are designed to provide you with the peace of mind that your transaction will be compliant with all of the complex Michigan real estate laws and regulations.

We see too many real estate agents and attorneys who are trying to use the exact same form for every real estate transaction. While forms can be a great starting point, each client’s property is unique – with its own story to tell. It is our goal to think through each part of a real estate deal, so we can recommend the right Michigan documents individualized for you.

Please take a look around our website, review a few of our blog posts like What You Should Know About the Home Closing Process in Michigan, and contact us at 231.457.4235 when you are ready for some more information about our real estate legal services.

Specialty Areas in Real Estate Law

  • Purchase and Sale

    Whether you are buying or selling a shopping center, an industrial facility, a residence, or anything in between, I have the transactional experience to help guide you through the legal negotiation and paperwork every step of the way.

  • Lease Drafting

    Whether you are a large-scale developer of commercial retail centers, or the owner of a single property for rent, I can help make sure that your lease forms and leasing guidelines meet the specific State of Michigan and federal requirements.

  • Deeds & Joint Ownership

    I have extensive experience in joint ownership and taxation rules in Michigan and will work with you to make sure that your property transfers to the correct persons without accidentally uncapping the property taxes.

  • Vacation Property

    My local knowledge allows me to help you resolve any potential issues before purchase, including local politics, zoning regulations and long-term management of the property.

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