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When Does a Letter of Intent Constitute a Contract?
A letter of intent binding contract dispute is more common in Michigan real estate than most...
How Equitable Mortgage Laws Can Unwind Your Transaction
Equitable mortgage situations arise in Michigan more often than most investors realize. When they...
Mortgage Modification in Michigan: What Homeowners Need to Know Before It’s Too Late
If you are a Michigan homeowner who has missed mortgage payments, or fears you are about to, a...
Real Estate Litigation: What Is a Motion for Reconsideration?
I have watched clients walk out of courtrooms after unfavorable rulings, feeling as though their...
David Soble Earns 2020 Expertise Award in Real Estate Law
Soble PLC Shares Good News! David Soble earned his widely respected track record for providing...
Can You Sell Your Own Home Without a Real Estate Agent?
No Legal Requirement to Use Agent In both positive and bad times, people use real estate agents to...
A Seller’s Liability for a Leaky Basement
The Michigan seller's disclosure statement is one of the most consequential documents in any...
Buyer’s Remorse: Handling Objections on a Real Estate Purchase Agreement
Buyer's remorse on a real estate purchase agreement is more common than most sellers expect. A...
How Does a Quitclaim Deed Work and How Can We Help?
A quitclaim deed in Michigan is one of the most commonly misunderstood legal documents in real...
Real Estate Law: The Difference Between Arbitration and Court Litigation
Navigating Michigan Real Estate Disputes: Arbitration vs. Court Litigation When a Michigan real...
How to Release a Mortgage Co-signer From the Loan Obligation
If you have ever co-signed a loan for a family member or business partner, you already know the...
Can an Ex-spouse Claim Equity Outside the Divorce Decree?
When an ex-spouse claims more equity from a property than what the divorce decree initially...