• 12035 Gunston, Detroit, MI 48205
• District: 4
• Area: 823^{Sq. Ft}
• Year Built: 1950
• Water Line Cut: No
• Water Line Cut: No
• 3 Beds
• 1 Baths

Neighborhood: Gratiot-Findlay

This property will be available to view in advance of its sale date on October 23rd, 2020. To schedule an appointment, please click the "Request Property Viewing" button in the upper right section of this listing.

The Detroit Land Bank will issue a Quit Claim Deed at closing, which transfers its interest in the property. The purchaser will be responsible for any delinquent taxes, water bills, or liens on the property. To learn if any back taxes are owed on the property, please call both the City Assessor\'s Office at 313-224-3560 and visit the Wayne County Treasurer’s website by clicking here (or you may call the Wayne County Treasurer at 313-224-5990). The purchaser will also be responsible for paying all current year real property taxes, as well as property taxes in all future years.

This property has been pre-screened and determined to have clean title. Purchasers of this home will close with a title company and be offered Title Insurance. Title Insurance helps protect ownership rights and may benefit those seeking financing on the home.

Purchasers should plan on making a substantial investment in the property in order to bring it up to code. Purchasers are required to schedule a Pre-Sale Inspection by the City of Detroit Building Safety, Engineering, and Environmental Department (BSEED) within 14 days after closing on the sale. The fee is $295 for a 1-unit dwelling or $355 for a 2-unit dwelling.

Note: This property is sold “AS IS, WHERE IS, WITH ALL FAULTS”. The Detroit Land Bank makes no warranty or representation, express or implied, or arising by operation of law, including, but not limited to, any warranty of condition, habitability, merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, with respect to the physical condition or status of the title to this property.

The Detroit Land Bank Authority does not have knowledge as to the status of the water service line on this property. If the water service has been disconnected, the DLBA is unaware of how the water service has been disconnected or where any cuts or other damage to the water service line are located. The cost to reconnect a water service line can exceed $10,000, and any purchaser will be required to reconnect the water service line at their own expense as part of the purchase requirement to rehabilitate the property.

An aerial image of the parcel for sale can be found at this link: https://cityofdetroit.github.io/parcel-viewer/21036558-9