There are many ways to sell your house in Michigan. If you have a lot of time, a desirable home and don't mind making repairs or negotiating with countless sellers, we always recommend:

1. Selling your house with a registered Agent

A good agent will make sure you get the highest possible sales price for your home and will try to take as many tasks off your table as possible. However, this doesn't come with no downsides. You will have to shell out 6% on commissions upon the sale of the house, make repairs and entertain many days or weeks of showings and subsequent negotiations.

If you are a DIY'er and don't like the idea of paying 6% on commissions alone, you can:

2. List your home as FSBO (for sale by owner)

This process is not as simple, so I will link to a great resource for Michigan FSBO instructions here.

Next up, and this applies especially if you have little time, don't want to make any repairs, don't want traffic through your house or just want a no-hassle sale for any other reason, you can:

3. Sell to one of the many "house for cash" companies

There are many service providers out there. We always encourage to "shop around" and get multiple offers to get the best service and highest price possible. Generally these companies are "wholesalers" however, which means they are only the middlemen and sell your house to an investor base. What this means for you is that there might still be a significant amount of traffic through the home and time investment until closing.

Last but not least, you can give us at "Neighborhood-Homebuyers" a shot:

4. Sell to Neighborhood-Homebuyers

We, at Neighborhood-Homebuyers cut out all the middlemen and are here to serve you in your best interest. We are not wholesalers, which means you always only deal with us, and not multiple "Partners" or "Investors". There are also no commissions involved and we can tailor the sale towards your best interests.

Feel free to reach out - it's 100% free to you!

All the best,

-Daniel