Detroit · Wayne County

Buying or selling in Old Redford, Detroit? Get matched with the right local pro.

Old Redford was part of Redford Township until Detroit annexed it in 1926, and its old village center still clusters around Grand River and Lahser, home of the historic Redford Theatre. Streets of single-family homes spread out from there toward the Redford Township line. A partner agent who knows Old Redford can explain how homes compare on either side of the city line.

  • Partner agents who work Old Redford every day
  • Lenders with competitive rates and real service
  • Buying, selling and financing in one request
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Local know-how

What to know about buying and selling in Old Redford

Check which side of the line

Old Redford borders Redford Township, and taxes, services and schools change at the city line. Confirm the municipality and school district for the exact address.

Inspect for age, not looks

Many homes date to the early and middle 20th century. Scope the sewer, check the furnace and panel, and expect a lead paint disclosure on pre-1978 homes.

Rental rules differ by city

Detroit requires rental registration and a city inspection. If you are comparing investment homes here with ones in the township, account for each city's rules.

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Whether you're buying, selling or financing, get the right pro on your side.

Buyers

A buyer's agent who knows the neighborhoods you're eyeing, spots overpriced listings and fights for you in multiple-offer situations.

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Sellers

A listing agent who prices it right, markets it hard and negotiates to put the most money in your pocket.

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Mortgage

A lender for your purchase or refinance (conventional, FHA, VA or USDA) with competitive rates and service that answers the phone.

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How it works

01

Tell us your plans

Price range, home size, beds and baths, why you're moving and when. About a minute.

02

We match you

We send your request to a partner agent or lender in your part of Michigan who fits your price point and timeline.

03

They reach out

Your partner calls or texts to talk through next steps. No pressure, and no obligation.

Good rates. Good service. Both.

Every partner agent and lender is held to the same standard, so you're not stuck choosing between a low rate and someone who actually calls you back.

Fast response

Your partner reaches out quickly, not days later.

True local expertise

Agents who work your Michigan market (metro Detroit, West Michigan, Up North) every day.

Transparent rates

Clear loan estimates so you can compare apples to apples.

Your timeline

Moving next month or next year, we match the pace you set.

Questions, answered

What parts of Michigan do you cover?

The whole state: metro Detroit, Ann Arbor, Lansing, Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Traverse City, the lakeshore and the Upper Peninsula. Enter your ZIP and we match you with a partner who works that area.

Is this really free?

Yes. There's no cost to you. Our partner agents and lenders are paid the usual way, and only if you choose to work with them.

Who will contact me?

One of our partner real estate agents or mortgage lenders who serves your area. Keep your phone handy: they may call or text from a number you don't recognize. You can reply STOP or ask them to stop at any time.

Should I get pre-approved before I look at homes?

Usually, yes. A pre-approval shows sellers you're serious and tells you exactly what you can afford. After you send your request, tell us you need a mortgage and we'll add a partner lender too.

Can you help me sell and buy at the same time?

Absolutely. Pick "Buying & selling" and we'll match you with an agent experienced in coordinating both sides of a move.

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