Macomb Township Michigan

Township Looks to Sell 5 Koss Farms Lots

"For Sale" signs are a familiar sight in many local neighborhoods and now even the township is getting in on the summer selling season. Macomb Township is accepting bids for the purchase of five lots in the Koss Farms subdivision.

The fully improved platted lots will be sold "as is" and the buyer will be responsible for all closing costs. The bid must be for all five lots and the township reserves the right to accept or reject any bid, although there is no minimum bid price.

While the township has not had the property inspected, the property is available for inspection at any time prior to the submission of bids.

Bids must be submitted to the Macomb Township Clerk’s office by 10 a.m. on July 11.

The transfer of ownership will be by quitclaim deed.

Lots for Sale

Koss Farms Subdivision, Lot 143 Parcel ID# 08-21-253-010 Address: 19840 Gloria Dr., Macomb, MI Koss Farms Subdivision, Lot 144 Parcel ID# 08-21-253-011 Address: 19852 Gloria Dr., Macomb, MI Koss Farms Subdivision, Lot 145 Parcel ID# 08-21-253-012 Address: 19864 Gloria Dr., Macomb, MI Koss Farms Subdivision, Lot 146 Parcel ID# 08-21-253-013 Address: 19876 Gloria Dr., Macomb, MI Koss Farms Subdivision, Lot 147 Parcel ID# 08-21-253-014 Address: 19888 Gloria Dr., Macomb, MI

Submitting Bids

Bids should be enclosed in a sealed and opaque envelope addressed to the Township Clerk, Township of Macomb, 54111 Broughton Rd., Macomb, MI 48042. The notation, “BID FOR PURCHASE OF TOWNSHIP PROPERTY,” should appear on the outside of the envelope containing the bid, as well as the name, address and telephone number of the bidder.  The "Agreement to Purchase Real Estate," available through the township website ( click here ), should be completed and submitted in the envelope submitted to the clerk.  The agreement should include a cashier’s check for $2,500 made payable to the Township of Macomb. This money is to show the would-be buyer's good-faith intention to complete the transaction. Checks of unsuccessful bidders will be returned.

The bids will be reviewed at 10:30 a.m. July 11 in the board room located in the Macomb Township Town Hall.

The township is expected to accept a bid by July 13, but if by July 14 no bid has been accepted, any bidder may withdraw their bid and receive a return of the deposit.

Questions or clarifications of bid instructions should be directed in writing to: Mark Grabow, Supervisor, Township of Macomb, 54111 Broughton Rd., Macomb, MI 48042.

Another Homeowner in Macomb Twp, Michigan Avoids Foreclosure by ...

PRLog (Press Release) – Jun 25, 2011 – Another Homeowner in Macomb Twp, Michigan Avoids Foreclosure by Completing a Short Sale
Another Homeowner in Macomb Twp, Michigan Avoids Foreclosure by Completing a Short Sale with Macomb and Oakland Counties Leading Short Sale Realtor

Lori Brown, Macomb and Oakland County Michigan Leading Short Sale Specialist , known for her Real Estate experience in Short Sales, has just closed another Short Sale in Macomb Twp. Using her comprehensive Short Sale System, Lori Brown is able to handle a large volume of short sales and accomplish the goal at hand, to close the short sale.

The property, located on Hunters Drive in Macomb Twp., MI was listed with Lori Brown of RE/MAX Advisors. The process was not easy, but with the strong negotiating powers of Lori Brown, a bit of experienced problem solving and a comprehensive marketing process, Lori Brown achieved the difficult approval to close the home. The Hunters Drive home was only on the market for 28 days before a ready, willing, and able buyer contracted on the home. It took a total of 46 days for approval and 120 days from listing to close. Although the banks are working on their timelines and speeding up the short sale process, Lori Brown says this is a common length of time for the short sale to complete.

"There are no promises or guarantees in a Macomb or Oakland County Michigan short sale whether the lender(s) will approve the short sale or forgive the debt, but Short Sales offer an alternative to the damaging effects of a Michigan foreclosure," says Lori Brown, Short Sale Listing Specialist with RE/MAX Advisors. "A short sale is a complicated process for all parties involved. There are so many details involved (more than what the average homeowner and real estate agent is aware of). Make sure to consult a CDPE trained Short Sale Specialist with a proven history of success with short sales like Lori Brown."

Thanks for reading, Lori Brown.

Lori Brown is a CDPE-Realtor  at RE/MAX Advisors.
Office 586-725-1900 Email Lori@LoriBrownSales.com  

Lori Brown specializes in assisting homeowners facing financial difficulties in Macomb and St. Clair Counties, including all areas of Southeastern Michigan.  By exploring options to avoid foreclosure through dignified solutions including the short sales process, clients receive sound real estate advice.

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