Sekar,
This relocation home closed. SOLD PRICE: $271,000 SDATE: 12/27/07 DaysOnMarket: 12 Concessions: $3290. Are you looking for Pfizer deals? There are currently 241 homes for sale in Dexter. There are at least 20 distressed homes. We have a site we update weekly for this kind of home To view distressed sales this week, please go to http://www.kathytoth.com/custompages_reports.php?key=b81162

Sekar, Marybeth and Nicoles both provided good answers. Since the property may be under contract, I looked for some similar properties in Dexter Twp. They are available on the link below. to view additional information on each home, simply click on the underlined list number for each home to open a whole page. The link will remain active through December 19th.

In Michigan, Realtors are required to work for the benefit of the home seller, including anyone answering your question. To have an agent working for your benefit and get you the best price and terms for a home you must sign a buyers agency agreement. Also. If you are currently working with an agent, contacting another and viewing a home could lead to a procuring cause issue which (in a worst case senerio) could lead payment of commission to more than one company after the home purchase. Good luck in your home search, but please protect yourself.

Hi Sekar - Your best bet is to speak with your agent to find out the specifics of the property and status. They can send you the listing too. If you are not currently working with an agent, go to http://www.cbpreferred.com and you can find the listing there but you will still need to speak with an agent regarding the terms. Looks like a nice house ~ good luck!

Good Morning,
8975 Dexter Gables
The history for this property, going back to when it was dirt:
1. Vacant Lot sold for $73,000 Cash- 2/2005
2. House was on the market for 94 days @ $374,900, sold for $366,000 4/2006.
3. The current listing started 7/2/2007 @ $358,000 on the market for 153 days. Dramatic reduction to current price of $270,750 (14 days at this price).

The listing is currently CCS which means it is contingent continue to show. The seller has accepted an offer but the buyer probably needs to sell property in order for the sale to go through. The question to ask the listing agent is: how long is the contingency? Typically it's a 24/48/72 hour right of first refusal. Next buyer comes along, writes an offer and seller accepts; the first buyer must remove their contingency within the type specified in the contingency.
MB