Jeffrey Dyer
Midland, MI
Licensed for 31 years
Law Degree
Awards
Primary Practice Area
Estate Planning
Language
English
About
Practices Areas
Estate Planning
Business
Real Estate
Language
English
Contact
Poznak Dyer Kanar Schefsky Thompson PLC143 Mcdonald StMidland, MI, 48640-5118143 Mcdonald StMidland, MI, 48640-5118
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Mr Dyer was hired by my wife's siblings to draft a contract for the private sale of an inherited property. He was given an original PA from the buyer along with a more complete offer form which I drafted (I have been a licensed broker since 2001). He then proceeded to indicate to her siblings that their ability to sell the property may be impaired due to a previous agent's protection period even though the agent had never shown or discussed the property with the prospective buyer. Three weeks (+) later there is still no contract. This man has given poor advice to my wife's siblings and dragged the process out, I presume, to pad his billable hours. He may be a good litigator but he is a lousy real estate attorney.
Mr Dyer was hired by my wife's siblings to draft a contract for the private sale of an inherited property. He was given an original PA from the buyer along with a more complete offer form which I drafted (I have been a licensed broker since 2001). He then proceeded to indicate to her siblings that their ability to sell the property may be impaired due to a previous agent's protection period even though the agent had never shown or discussed the property with the prospective buyer. Three weeks (+) later there is still no contract. This man has given poor advice to my wife's siblings and dragged the process out, I presume, to pad his billable hours. He may be a good litigator but he is a lousy real estate attorney.
Mr Dyer was hired by my wife's siblings to draft a contract for the private sale of an inherited property. He was given an original PA from the buyer along with a more complete offer form which I drafted (I have been a licensed broker since 2001). He then proceeded to indicate to her siblings that their ability to sell the property may be impaired due to a previous agent's protection period even though the agent had never shown or discussed the property with the prospective buyer. Three weeks (+) later there is still no contract. This man has given poor advice to my wife's siblings and dragged the process out, I presume, to pad his billable hours. He may be a good litigator but he is a lousy real estate attorney.