by David Soble | Feb 4, 2026 | Contract Law, Real Estate Law
Imagine discovering your dream property through a trusted friend, a whispered tip that sounds too good to be true. It’s a common scenario, especially in Michigan’s tight-knit communities, where the appeal of an informal “word of mouth” property...
by David Soble | Mar 31, 2022 | Contract Law, Real Estate Law
Do banks require that a co-signer be part owner of the secured property as well? Video Translation Speaker 1: (00:03) All right. Okay. Moving on to our next question. It must be from anonymous because we don’t have a writer. So we’ll just say anonymous...
by David Soble | Mar 24, 2022 | Contract Law, Financial Disputes, Land Contract, Real Estate Law
Do I automatically lose my rights to a home that I purchased on a land contract if I have not made payments over 90 days? Video Transcript Speaker 1: (00:08) Okay. So this question comes from Thomas in Adrian, Michigan. And Thomas says that years ago, in 2004, I...
by David Soble | Mar 24, 2022 | Contract Law, Real Estate Law
What happens if a builder uses my deposit and loan money without doing the work as agreed? Video Transcript Speaker 1: (00:03) This question comes to us from one of your fans, David, who says, I have seen many of your videos. So they must be quite excited to ask their...
by David Soble | Oct 3, 2021 | Contractor Agreements, Purchase Agreements, Real Estate Law
Why Require An Earnest Money Deposit An Earnest Money Deposit, also known as a good faith deposit, comes from the prospective home buyer, and it shows the buyer’s commitment to the seller that they are serious about purchasing the seller’s home. Once the...
by David Soble | Jul 22, 2021 | Real Estate Law, Rental Agreements
PROPERTY FLIPS IN MICHIGAN While house flipping is a great way to make a quick profit, this endeavor requires realistic expectations and well-laid-out plans for every step of the process in advance. All too often, wide-eyed first-time buyers entering the fix-and-flip...
