Chris law clerked in Ann Arbor, Michigan and had a brief career in law enforcement. From 1995 to 2004, he served first as manager and then as vice president of sales and marketing at A.S.K. Services, Inc.—a Michigan-based public record research company.
Chris has lectured on public records research at the University of Michigan. He has held industry leadership positions. Chris has served as board member and treasurer of both the National Public Record Research Association and the Michigan Council of Professional Investigators.
Chris spent a decade establishing an excellent reputation and network of contacts in lending and real estate. Then he began consulting directly for his title insurance clients.
He ultimately accepted a position at a new agency formed by his former clients at First American Title. Today Chris serves as Vice President of New Business Development at Vanguard Title, and manages its key account relationships and strategic growth.
Chris owns properties throughout Wayne and Oakland Counties. He grew up in Plymouth and now resides in Westland with his wife Christine and twin boys John and Greyson.
Chris is a commercially rated airplane, seaplane and glider pilot, and an officer in the Civil Air Patrol/United States Air Force Auxiliary, who flies out of his home base at Plymouth Mettetal Airport (1D2).
In many cases, having a lien on your property should be avoided at all costs. However, if you have a mortgage, then you definitely have a lien on your home — and that’s not necessarily a bad thing. There are, in fact, several types of property liens, and residential homes are often subject to more than one lien. Knowing the difference between them can help you to better understand your rights.
Purchasing a home or commercial property is an exciting process involving a significant investment of time and money. The best way to avoid being caught off guard by unexpected problems with your new home or commercial property is to schedule a property inspection.
Purchasing a home or commercial property is an exciting process involving a significant investment of time and money. The best way to avoid being caught off guard by unexpected problems with your new home or commercial property is to schedule a property inspection.
Purchasing a home or commercial property is an exciting process involving a significant investment of time and money. The best way to avoid being caught off guard by unexpected problems with your new home or commercial property is to schedule a property inspection.
Purchasing a home or commercial property is an exciting process involving a significant investment of time and money. The best way to avoid being caught off guard by unexpected problems with your new home or commercial property is to schedule a property inspection.
Whether you’re just entering the commercial real estate market or are looking to expand your growing portfolio, one thing is certain –— there’s a lot at stake with these highly complex transactions. And, because no two commercial closings are completely alike, each comes with its own set of specifications that can quickly prove overwhelming.
