Every home on the market in the areas I work, live from the MLS and refreshed through the day. Save the ones you like and I’ll keep you posted. And when you’re ready to write, you’ll have an Accredited Buyer’s Representative® in your corner — more than a decade on the buyer’s side of the table.
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Active779 homes for sale in Southeast Michigan. 778 sales, median $409K closed in the last 90 days.
| Month | Sales | Median |
|---|---|---|
| Apr 2026 | 291 | $428K |
| May 2026 | 347 | $465K |
| Jun 2026 | 380 | $445K |
| Jul 2026 | 352 | $425K |
| Aug 2026 | 288 | $403K |
| Sep 2026 | 228 | $411K |
| Oct 2026 | 46 | $373K |
The columns are houses and condos. Small multi-family, manufactured homes and the subtypes the feed leaves unplaceable are counted in the total above and in neither column, so the two columns do not add up to it. Land and farms are left out. “Over asking” means above the price a home was last listed at, not its original price, and is taken over the sales that carried one. Price per square foot divides by above-grade finished area where the MLS reports it and by the total finished area where it does not; each figure is labelled with the one it used, so two figures labelled differently are not measuring the same thing. Below 5 sales a figure gives the count without a median, and a single sale is given no figure at all.
We start with what you want and then we determine the best plan to acquire it. We look, we write, and we close — all with my expert guidance at every stage.
Where, what, and a number that fits — house, condo, townhome, land, or a new build. We put that on paper so the search has a target. It does not have to be perfect on day one.
Pre-approval before we write. A lender reads the file and tells us what it will support. I introduce options and keep the number in view so we tour inside a real budget, not a hopeful one.
We sign a written buyer agreement so the duties are clear. Then we view the properties together. I set the appointments, I am there for every showing, and I offer my guidance throughout.
This is strategy, not just a form. I advise on price, terms, and timing so the offer can compete, protect you, and serve your goals.
Inspections, insurance, appraisal, and title. We stay on track, negotiate and remedy any important deficiencies, and move forward accordingly.
Your lender carries this stretch through underwriting to a clear to close. The pace is largely set by you: whatever they ask for should go back as soon as possible.
The work after a seller says yes is its own sequence. I keep it moving so the file arrives at the table in order.
A professional inspection can uncover unknown issues, and specialty inspections can go deeper. You should receive a written report with all findings from your inspector. If something material shows up, the contingency is how we negotiate — or walk away.
Coverage is ordered while the file is still moving. The carrier looks at the property’s claims history, which can change the premium and sometimes tells us what a disclosure did not.
If the purchase is financed, the lender’s appraiser sets a maximum value they will lend against. If it meets the contract price, we move forward. If it does not, we have the financing contingency, a renegotiation, or cash to close the gap.
A last look to confirm everything is as it should be — no new damage, every inclusion accounted for. Your final figure and form of payment are confirmed before we sit down to close.
Illustration only — not a pre-approval. Tax rates vary by municipality. I can connect you with a trusted lender.
Tell me what you are looking for. I will tell you how we work, what the next step is, and whether I am the right representative for it.