Robert Graham — listing homes in Detroit and Metro Detroit

• Lifelong Detroiter; investor and rehabber.
• Michigan Real Estate Broker, License #6504432242 (verify via Michigan LARA).
• Has worked in mortgage lending for more than 10 years — useful when a buyer’s financing gets complicated.
• Robert has been part of 42 closed home sales, totaling more than $6.1 million, since July 2018 (source: MLS, pulled November 4, 2026). These sales closed while he was a licensed salesperson with prior brokerages. Closed sales are listed on Past Sales.
• Before/after work on homes I’ve rehabbed and sold.

1. Walk the house. We go room by room and talk honestly about condition and what is worth fixing.
2. Price from nearby closings. I show MLS-reported closed sales of similar homes near you.
3. Choose list or as-is. I put the options in writing. When a home is a fit, I may make a written offer to buy it myself or bring written investor offers — roles disclosed in writing before you sign.
4. Prepare and market. Photos, listing copy, and showings set up around your schedule.
5. Negotiate and close. I review every offer with you, handle inspections and appraisal issues, and stay on the file through closing.

Commission is negotiable and agreed in a written listing agreement before your home is listed. I walk you through every cost and your estimated net proceeds in writing up front. The valuation is free, with no obligation.

Detroit · Detroit neighborhoods · Grosse Pointe · Harper Woods · St. Clair Shores · Eastpointe · Warren · Hamtramck · Highland Park · Dearborn · Ferndale · Royal Oak · Southfield — plus Hazel Park, Sterling Heights, and Taylor when the deal makes sense.

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