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Terrific Spider Lake bank owned deal     Two cottages on great frontage   Only $180K Click here

Amy Green and Ken Weaver’s Waterfront Deals.  We would like to present what we feel are the best waterfront values.

Click here to view      Very Nice Home   Backs up to Park, lake access just down the road. Call 231-668-6303 to view or email info@cottagesnorth.com   

Although we are in the middle of our winter, spring is just around the corner and we want to get our favorite waterfront deals in front of you.  The following link contains bank owned, short sale and just some interesting listings for … Continue reading →

Check out this deal. These condos have sold in the $300k range and up. 4 bedroom / 4 bath condo directly on the fifth hole of the prestigous Chief Golf Course at Shanty Creek Resort. Fannie Mae owned and priced … Continue reading →

Check this out! Cedar Lake is one of Leelanau County’s premier and most pristine inland lakes. Located just a few minutes to downtown Traverse City, you can have the best of both worlds. Over 35 gorgeous acres with over 300 … Continue reading →

This duplex located in desirable family sub on the East Side features 3 brs, 1.5 baths and is in excellent shape.  The bank has just approved a short sale, so it will be an easy deal to close.  Whether you … Continue reading →

Check out this home. Ten minutes to Traverse City for under $100k. Private setting, good condition, great size. Just another example of the deals that are out there. Click Here to View Listings www.traversecityrepos.com This property brought to you by: … Continue reading →

Buying a bank owned home or a short sale property is not as glamorous as one may think. Yes, you will likely get a fantastic deal, but not without a headache. Almost all of these properties come with major baggage … Continue reading →

The tax credits are over but the market remains steady. It seems the coming and going of the tax credits has not made as big of a dent as some may have believed, at least not in Northern Michigan. Although … Continue reading →