After an offer is accepted by a seller, a purchase agreement will need to be drawn up as a legal contract between the seller and the person buying the property. If you are the person selling the property, you will need to have an agreement drawn up. On the other hand, if you are buying the property, you will be given an agreement to review. The agreement is a legally binding document, so it is important to have one reviewed or drawn up by an experienced real estate attorney.

Deeds

Deeds are issued whenever a piece of property is transferred in Michigan. While working as your legal counsel we can help you understand the differences between quitclaim deeds, warranty deeds, and covenant deeds. In addition to understanding these different types of deeds, we can handle the required documentation with your local municipality to legally file the deed.

Foreclosures

Facing financial problems can be especially overwhelming when receiving a foreclosure notice from your lender. A foreclosure gives your bank or mortgage company the right to sell your property to pay off the balance on the loan that has gone into default. Under Michigan law, there are required notifications the lender must provide to you, including information on programs to help you avoid a foreclosure. Contact Grewal Law PLLC to help you better understand your financial situation and to help you through the foreclosure process.