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Michael Shannon
"The Foreclosure Guy"
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Foreclosure Specialist for Real Estate One -
June 2007—present
Real Estate Agent for Century 21 Curran & Johnson
April 1991—June 1994
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Foreclosure specialist. Bank owned homes, investment properties, Single Family Residential, Duplexes, three and four unit Multifamily properties, short
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GRI, ABR, CBR,
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The Shannon Team is recognized by many as one of the premiere foreclosed real estate teams in Michigan. We specialize in selling bank owned homes and foreclosed
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Michael Shannon answered:
If the eviction has been filed, then the bank clearly owns that property. It is therefore illegal among other things for the former owner to damage the property. Yes the bank could seek to litigate.
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