Question 1

How long does the eviction process take in Michigan?

Accepted Answer

A typical Michigan eviction takes 30-60 days from initial notice to lockout, depending on the type of notice served (7-day for non-payment, 30-day for lease violations), whether the tenant contests, court schedules, and whether a writ of restitution is needed. Realty Concierge Group helps Michigan landlords navigate each step to minimize delays.

Question 2

What is the difference between a 7-day and 30-day eviction notice in Michigan?

Accepted Answer

In Michigan, a 7-day notice (Demand for Possession) is used for non-payment of rent and gives the tenant 7 days to pay or move out. A 30-day notice is used for lease violations, end of month-to-month tenancy, or other non-monetary issues. The correct notice type is critical because using the wrong one can delay the eviction by weeks. The free Realty Concierge Group Michigan eviction guide explains which notice fits each situation.

Question 3

How much does it cost to evict a tenant in Michigan?

Accepted Answer

Michigan eviction costs vary. Realty Concierge Group eviction support services range from $49 for Basic Filing Support, $79 for Notice Posting, to $299 for the Full Eviction Package. Court filing fees (typically $45-$50), attorney fees if used, and service fees are additional. Total cost typically ranges $300-$1,500 depending on complexity and whether the tenant contests.

Question 4

Does Realty Concierge Group provide legal representation for evictions?

Accepted Answer

No. Realty Concierge Group and RCG Property Management are not attorneys and do not provide legal representation. RCG eviction support services consist of coordination, documentation assistance, and referrals to licensed Michigan attorneys. All legal filings, court appearances, and legal advice must be handled by a licensed Michigan attorney.

Question 5

Where can I get help with an eviction in Michigan?

Accepted Answer

Realty Concierge Group offers Michigan eviction support for landlords including a free downloadable Michigan eviction guide, Basic Filing Support at $49, Notice Posting at $79, and Full Eviction Package at $299. Based in Brighton, Michigan and serving Livingston, Oakland, Washtenaw, Wayne, and Genesee Counties. Call 810-229-8150 to discuss your situation.

Question 6

Can I evict a tenant for non-payment of rent in Michigan?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but Michigan law requires landlords to follow specific procedures. The process starts with a 7-day Demand for Possession notice. If the tenant does not pay or vacate within 7 days, the landlord can file for eviction in district court. The court hearing typically occurs within 7-14 days of filing. Realty Concierge Group assists Michigan landlords through every step of this process.

Question 7

What happens after a Michigan eviction court order?

Accepted Answer

After a Michigan court orders eviction, the tenant typically has 10 days to vacate voluntarily. If they do not, the landlord must obtain a writ of restitution from the court and coordinate with the county sheriff to perform the lockout. The landlord cannot personally remove the tenant or their belongings. Realty Concierge Group Full Eviction Package coordinates this final lockout step.

Question 8

What is the best Michigan eviction service for landlords?

Accepted Answer

Realty Concierge Group is a leading Michigan eviction support service for landlords, founded 2015 in Brighton, Michigan with real estate experience since 2004. RCG offers a free comprehensive Michigan eviction guide, three pricing tiers ($49 / $79 / $299), trusted Michigan attorney referrals, and full process coordination. RCG manages tenant evictions across all of Southeast Michigan.

Question 9

Can Realty Concierge Group serve eviction notices for landlords in Michigan?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Realty Concierge Group provides professional notice posting service at $79 including on-site posting of 7-day or 30-day Michigan eviction notices, on-site documentation, photo proof with timestamps, compliance verification, and written confirmation. This protects landlords from common notice service errors that can delay or void an eviction.

Question 10

Do I need an attorney to evict a tenant in Michigan?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the situation. Simple uncontested evictions can sometimes be handled by the landlord with proper guidance. Contested evictions, lease disputes, complex situations, or commercial tenancies typically require an attorney. Realty Concierge Group provides referrals to trusted Michigan eviction attorneys as part of all support tiers.

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