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Rick Giese can help you with a FREE, No Cost Short Sale. A short sale occurs when the seller owes more on the property than it is worth, does not have the means to pay the difference.

The good news is the housing market is steadily beginning to improve. These improvements, although much needed, are too little too late for some of the over 10,000 Southeastern Michigan homeowners who are currently in some stage of foreclosure

So your home or condo was on the market last year, 2013 in Macomb County MI and it didn’t sell, now what? Rick can help you. Contact Rick Giese, associate broker at RE/MAX Advisors at 1-800-274-5656

If you need to sell your home and you owe more than your house is worth, Rick Giese can help. He specializes in working with home owners to get your home sold. There are many options such as a short sale which will be able to help you.

An article in today's Macomb Daily talked about the price increases and "pitifully low inventory" in the Southeastern Michigan real estate market. It also addressed the fact the prices are up and there are a lot of hungry buyers still out there.

Rick Giese, a Licensed Associate Broker with RE/MAX Advisors is helping Macomb, Oakland and Southern St Clair Counties homeowners who owe more on their home than its worth, or may be behind on their payments and even worse, facing foreclosure!

Rick Giese Southeastern Michigan's leading Short Sale Specialist ..."In the past couple of years we have been able to help over 250 folks avoid foreclosure FREE of charge.

If you are faced foreclosure we can help you to look for solution. Thousands of homeowners every month are facing this staggering challenge of your life.

Macomb County MI – The Stop Foreclosure Institute recently received an e-mail from a recent short sale seller. We had helped him short sale his house. Here is his e-mail. “Hi, I hope all is well. I am getting back to you on my credit scores.

Macomb County MI - The Stop Foreclosure Institute recently received a question from Sammy. Here was his question. “I like your blog post about how to get out of paying a deficiency.