Experience luxurious living in Downtown Bay City. Stunning townhouse located along the Saginaw River with a dock. Enjoy amazing views of the river, Vets Park & the marina across. Easy walk to so many downtown hot spots such as eateries, shopping & entertainment. Feel secure inside this private, gated community. Ground floor, main unit with attached, heated garage. The attractive landscape pulls you towards the inviting entrance. Step inside & the river views instantly greet you. The quality of this 2,000 sq ft town home will not go unnoticed. Large kitchen w/ island, Corian counters & quality appliances. Hardwood flooring continues into the great room w/ soaring floor to ceiling windows taking in the water view. Gas fireplace for relaxing evenings. Step out to the private, stamped conc... 09/17/2020

   Partial rainbow in the Bay County sky    This is called a sky lantern and tests the wind direction   This is one of many rows             These big ones go 600 feet in the air!   The eastern Bay City sky      and the sun setting in the west   The beginning of the show             Spectacular firework show! Photos taken with my blackberry phone July 30, 2011  08/03/2011

Here is another example of a recent Fair Housing Act lawsuit brought by the United States Department of Justice (“DOJ”). I try to post case summaries in order to provide timely updates to real estate professionals about the "dos and don'ts" under the Fair Housing Act, since fair housing is such an important issue. On Friday, July 19, 2010, the DOJ filed a lawsuit against the owner, management company and former manager of Summerhill Place Apartments (a 268-unit apartment complex located in Renton, Washington) for violating the Fair Housing Act by discriminating on the basis of race, color, national origin and familial status in the rental of apartments. Summerhill Place Apartments consists of five separate buildings. Buildings 1-4 each have approximately 55 apartments. Building 5 has ap... 07/24/2010

Why do real estate professionals need to know about radon? Because radon can build to dangerous levels in some homes, which, in turn, can cause lung cancer after prolonged exposure. Many people wait until they are about to sell their home or buy a new one before they decide to learn more about radon. But real estate professionals who are knowledgeable about radon can properly guide home buyers and sellers by educating them about radon and answering related questions during real estate transactions. Radon can be resolved at a relatively low cost and should not stand in the way of the completion of any real estate transaction. By being knowledgeable and providing information, real estate professionals can minimize the potential for liability and avoid delaying or derailing closings becau... 01/30/2010