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February 19, 2026

Smart Strategies for Selling Michigan Lakefront Property in 2026

Selling Michigan lakefront property takes a focused approach that highlights the lifestyle and shoreline value buyers want. Emphasize waterfront features like views, frontage, beach quality, docks, and access, and be prepared to address key details such as zoning, shoreline protections, well and septic systems, flood risks, and any HOA or deed restrictions. Pricing with local lake-specific comps, presenting the home for showings, using strong photography, and marketing to both in-state and out-of-state buyers can help attract qualified interest and support a smoother sale.

February 19, 2026

Smart Strategies for Selling Michigan Recreational Land in 2026

Selling recreational land in Michigan takes planning and a clear understanding of what buyers want, from hunting and fishing access to privacy, trails, and waterfront potential. Showcasing the property’s best features, preparing it with accurate boundaries and access details, and pricing it realistically can help attract serious interest. With Michigan’s varied landscapes and strong outdoor culture, presenting the land’s recreational value and development possibilities can make the sale faster and more successful.

February 18, 2026

How to Sell Your Michigan Hunting Property in 2026: A Modern Guide

Selling hunting property in Michigan starts with understanding what makes your land attractive to buyers—strong wildlife habitat, good access, nearby public land, and features like food plots, water sources, timber, and trail systems. Preparing the property, setting a realistic price, and marketing it to the right audience are key, along with having clear documentation such as surveys, easements, mineral rights, and any lease agreements. With the right strategy and local expertise, you can position your Michigan hunting land to stand out and sell efficiently.

January 16, 2025

Tips for Selling Michigan Land in a Flood Zone

Michigan, the Great Lakes State, is renowned for its diverse landscapes and abundant water resources. However, this abundance of water also presents unique challenges for landowners, particularly those with property in flood-prone areas. According to the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE), approximately 6% of Michigan's land area is within the 100-year floodplain, affecting over 200,000 structures across the state. Furthermore, a recent study by Michigan State University's Institute of Water Research found that the frequency of extreme precipitation events in Michigan has increased by 35% since 1951, potentially expanding flood-prone areas.

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