There's something that happens when people gather around a cause they believe in. The conversation flows a little easier. The laughter comes a little quicker. And somewhere between the first tee and the last hole, you remember why showing up matters. 💛 That was the Dori's Love Train Golf Outing this year. 🚂 Every June, a wonderful group of people comes together at Fox Hills Golf Course to raise money for the Humane Society of Huron Valley — and every year, I'm reminded that this event is about so much more than golf. It's about community. It's about the people who say yes when asked to help. It's about honoring something bigger than ourselves. 🙌 This year felt especially meaningful. I'm so grateful to my LIVgreat Real Estate team for not only sponsoring the event but for showing up — literally. 🏡❤️ Having colleagues who believe in the same causes you do, who give their time and energy alongside you, is something I don't take for granted. It says ev...
A well-intentioned shortcut can quietly undo years of careful planning. Here's what Michigan homeowners need to know about the safer alternative. 💼 Every week, homeowners walk through our door believing they've already handled their estate planning. They've done something thoughtful and practical: they've added a child's name to the deed on their home. The intention is loving ❤️. They want to spare their family the cost and headache of probate. They want the house to simply pass to the people they love. What they don't realize is that this well-meaning step can quietly expose their most valuable asset 🏠 to risks they never anticipated—risks that have nothing to do with their own choices, and everything to do with their child's life circumstances. 😟 When "Simple" Planning Creates Complicated Problems Adding someone to your deed isn't just a paperwork update. The moment you do it, you've made a legal gift. That person now holds an owners...