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Feast your eyes on these before-and-after remodel photos of this lovely all-brick Beverly Hills Village ranch home.It's ...
10/21/2024

Feast your eyes on these before-and-after remodel photos of this lovely all-brick Beverly Hills Village ranch home.

It's currently available for sale...

Asking $599,995

-14 & Green Field area
-Birmingham Schools
-1,600 Sq Feet
-3 Bedrooms
-2 Bathrooms
-2 Car Detached Garage
-Finished Basement

***Listed by KW Domain

This house is so beautiful.I just wanna look at it!Would ya just look at it!?!
10/09/2024

This house is so beautiful.

I just wanna look at it!

Would ya just look at it!?!

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09/27/2024

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✅Curb Appeal✅Beautiful Interior✅Large Kitchen✅Perfect for Entertaining✅ViewsWhat did I miss?
09/24/2024

✅Curb Appeal
✅Beautiful Interior
✅Large Kitchen
✅Perfect for Entertaining
✅Views

What did I miss?

This one is a true stunner and the ultimate eye candy....5715 Cusick Lake Dr, Washington Township7,044 Sq Feet4 Bedrooms...
09/13/2024

This one is a true stunner and the ultimate eye candy....

5715 Cusick Lake Dr, Washington Township
7,044 Sq Feet
4 Bedrooms
5 Full Bathrooms
4 Half Bathrooms
1.35 Acres

Imagine escaping to your very own private oasis, nestled in the heart of Washington Township--no long drive Up North is required. Welcome to Cusic Lake, where luxury meets tranquility on a pristine all-sports lake, offering the perfect backdrop for both relaxation and unforgettable gatherings.

As you step inside, the story of this home unfolds. The spacious kitchen, a culinary dream, is equipped with top-of-the-line Subzero refrigerators and freezers, a Wolf range and oven, and Miele coffee centers, all designed to make every meal an event. the stainless steel appliances shine, reflecting the care and craftsmanship poured into every detail of this home.

Venture downstairs to the walkout basement, where a world of entertainment awaits. Picture cozy nights by the fireplace in the family room, or savoring a glass of your favorite vintage in the wine and bourbon room. The exercise room and sauna provide a perfect balance of fitness and relaxation, while the additional kitchen and baths make hosting a breeze.

The detached suite above the garage is a haven of its own, with a poker room designed for late-night games and a ventilated cigar space where stories are shared over fine ci**rs.

Outside, the private lake beckons--whether it's thrilling water sports or peaceful moments by the shore, this setting is designed for making memories.

***Listed by Crain Homes

🚨🚨🚨If you know anyone looking for a home in the Southfield area, please spread the word!
09/13/2024

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If you know anyone looking for a home in the Southfield area, please spread the word!

09/10/2024

If you’re looking for a way to make your home purchase a little more tax-friendly, consider buying from a family member.

If you buy from a parent, grandparent, brother, sister, child, grandchild, or adopted child, you can inherit their current property taxes which can save you thousands of dollars per year.

What are your thoughts on this great room? Nitpick it as much as you’d like. 🤓
08/14/2024

What are your thoughts on this great room? Nitpick it as much as you’d like. 🤓

07/19/2024

ISO vacant lot in Oakland twp, Oxford, or Lake Orion up to 300k.

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07/11/2024

You may or may not have heard about the recent lawsuit against NAR (National Association of Realtors). If you plan on selling or buying a new home in the future, this info could be valuable to you. (Scroll to the bottom of this post for TL/DR version).

The main reason for the lawsuit was the allegations that the National Association of Realtors and several large brokerages conspired to inflate real estate agent commissions, leading to anti-competitive practice, or price fixing. The lawsuit claimed these practices were unfair to home sellers and forced them to pay inflated commissions to buyer agents, reducing transparency and competition (RealEstateNews.com). The goal of the lawsuit is to address and reform commission structures to ensure fairer practices and greater transparency in real estate transactions.

I've been a licensed agent for a little over 5 years and every transaction I've done has been negotiable, and my clients were made aware of it. I'd argue that the majority of real estate agents let their clients know the commission is negotiable. Of course, there are some bad apples out there who do not let homeowners know that commission is negotiable.

One of the changes that will take place if/when the lawsuit is finalized is that a buyer's agent commission will not and is not allowed to be advertised on an MLS listing. This change leads home sellers to think they should not offer a buyer's agent commission placing an additional burden on the buyer.

In many real estate transactions, buyers are financed on slim margins meaning they don't have many or any excess funds to pay their buyer's agent's commission. This will likely turn buyers away from home sellers unwilling to pay a buyer's agent commission. Less buyers means less competition, and less competition means a lower sale price.

I can speak on this from a recent personal experience. I listed and sold a home offering 0% commission to a buyer's agent. The home was in a HIGHLY sought after area. I hosted 2 open houses that generated a LOT of traffic. What I did NOT receive a lot of were offers. There were a total of 3 which isn't bad, but more were expected based on the open house turnout and feedback.

During the 2 open houses, 3 local real estate agents walked through and SPECIFICALLY said their client will not be submitting an offer because there was 0% commission being offered. I received phone calls from 2 other real estate agents who said their clients will not be submitting an offer. That is a total of 5 additional offers that would've created leverage for the seller to receive a higher offer.

While my clients were happy with the sale price, they knew they could've received more had they agreed to offering a buyers agent commission.

(TL/DR)
As a home owner, you have the right to negotiate how much you will pay in commission for the sale of your home. Different real estate agents provide different levels of value. Some agents earn higher commissions because they provide a higher level of value than other agents.

To some up the novel I just wrote, you should absolutely offer a buyers agent commission when you list your home for sale. That will help you net the highest amount once it is sold.

Reach out to me if you have any questions about the lawsuit.

07/10/2024

If you could instantly learn any skill (or 2), what would it be?

07/09/2024

While I am not particularly fond of parking meter enforcers, I understand that writing tickets is their job. I often wonder if they get excited or they feel bad when they come across a meter that ran out of time…

Address

440 S Main Street
Rochester, MI
48307

Opening Hours

Tuesday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 3pm

Telephone

+15869337843

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