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Is Your Property Tax Assessment Worth Appealing?

Free virtual program for Michiganders on Feb. 7 from Gesher Human Services helps homeowners decide.   Program helps Michigan homeowners avoid overpaying on their mortgages to...

Wayne County Launches $5.5M Program to Assist Homeowners with Flood Recovery

Wayne County Executive Warren C. Evans announced today a new $5.5 million flood assistance program to assist homeowners recovering from this summer’s historic rainfall...

First Independence Bank offers relief for homeowners 'underwater' on mortgage

First Independence Bank has great news for homeowners who are “under- water” on their respective mortgages. The fantastic news is that the Home Affordable...

HomeLIFT Program to help Detroit and other hopeful homeowners

Prospective homeowners in Detroit, Livonia, Dearborn, Hamtramck and Highland Park now have the chance at receiving assistance through Wells Fargo HomeLIFT Program. The Wells Fargo...

Forums aim to help Detroiters become property owners

Detroit has more than 20 square miles of vacant land within its 139-square-mile area. There has been plenty of discussion about the demolition of...

City's First Side Lot Sales Fair to be Held Dec. 6

Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan has announced the details of the first Detroit Side Lot Sales Fair, which will allow residents to purchase thousands of...

Check in the Mail For Wronged Mortgage Borrowers

The old saying, “The check is in the mail,”  is often a ruse not worth heeding. But beginning April 12, checks will begin...

Detroit Homeowner’s House Sign: If You Squat, You Will Be Shot!

A Detroit homeowner has a very clear message for anyone daring to squat in his vacant home on the city’s west side: If you dare, you will be shot! Channel 7 Action News reports[2] that the sign (pictured) was discovered yesterday. The home on which the sign is placed is directly across the street from a church. It reads: “Believe me you will get shot trying to squat here! I’m watching and waiting” Residents of the Motor City are no strangers to urban blight and folks stealing scrap metal from homes–even with people inside of them. But this written display of force was too much, even for hardened residents used to violence in the city. “We were in our way to church and look, oh my goodness, did they really put that on there?” one woman told Channel 7.“It does send a pretty clear message,” says ...

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