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Dance and Movement
Gymboree
Play and music to grow young minds and bodies. Since 1976. 1900 S. Livernois, Rochester and 643 S. Adams Rd., Birmingham. Phone: 248-651-2197.
Deborah's Stage Door Center for Performing Arts
Now in its 21st year, Deborah's Stage Door trains pre-schoolers through adults in dance, voice, piano, guitar, acting, gymnastics and cheerleading! Whether recreational or serious study, all students are welcome to learn in a healthy and exciting atmosphere. 1928 Star Batt Drive, Rochester Hills. Phone: (248) 852-8133.
L.A. Dance
L.A. Dance offers Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Swing, Clogging, Hip-Hop, Latin, Lyrical, Pointe, Ballroom, Musical Theater, Show Choir, and private voice lessons. Classes are offered for ages three to adult. We have recreational, pre-competitive, competitive, and Company dance instruction. In Lake Orion.
Birmingham Community Education
Toddlers in Motion classes for ages 10 month-2.5 years old: This class offers children the opportunity to develop cognitive skills, small and large motor skills, and self-assurance using rhythm and rhymes. Magical Movement for ages 3-5 years: Classes are designed to teach children basic motor skills, eye-hand coordination and cooperation with other children.
Bloomfield Gymnastics
Instruction for all ages and all abilities. Developmental programs to build self-esteem, confidence, strength & flexibility. Toddler classes and parties available. 2124 Franklin Rd, Bloomfield Hills. Phone: (248) 335-6770. | |
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Parks and Playgrounds
Avondale Park
This 18.5-acre park offers one ball diamond, two tennis courts, two basketball courts, two sand volleyball courts, a multipurpose field, a picnic area with a small picnic shelter, a playground, and tot lot. 3400 Bathurst, Rochester Hills. Phone: 248-656-4673.
Lake Orion Children's Park
160 Anderson St., Lake Orion. Phone: 248-693-8391.
Civic Center Park
Come over and play on the cool ADA accessible playground complete with a Dragon slide. Join a sports league and utilize the park's seven soccer fields and four baseball/softball fields. Civic Center Park also has a sand volleyball court and two basketball courts. Picnic areas and grills are available for a summer get-together. The park also has a walking path and nature trail, perfect for a morning or evening jog. 2525 Joslyn Road. Lake Orion.
Oakland County Parks
Seven beautiful parks in the county park system to choose from.
Red Oaks Water Park
Features include: Soak Station, children's water playground with 68 features, Spray & Play, a water play area for toddlers, River Ride, a 990-foot long moving river, Triple Turn, a triple-flume waterslide, and Terrific Tides wave-action pool. 1455 East 13 Mile Rd., Madison Heights. Phone (248) 585-6990.
Thelma G. Spencer Park
This 113-acre park with a 38-acre lake offers a beach area, swimming, fishing, picnic areas, row boat and pedal boat rentals, 2 tennis courts, baseball diamond, playground equipment, multi-purpose sports field, concession stand, sand volleyball, horseshoe pits, hiking and cross-country ski paths, shelter and tent rentals, and an accessible fishing pier. 3701 John R. Road, Rochester Hills. Phone: 248-656-4657. | |
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Recreation
Troy Aquatic Center
The outdoor Troy Family Aquatic Center offers daily and seasonal passes to enjoy thrills and spills all summer long. Guests can enjoy the centers main swimming pool with a zero depth entrance (like a beach) and lap lanes, kids spray pools with a waterfall, a water tree and pint size water slide, tube slide and body slide, a sand-filled area with a playscape and toys, sand volleyball courts, shaded patio, and sun hill. 3425 Civic Center Drive, Troy.
Local Beaches
Bring your toddlers to the beach! Lots of lakes and beaches to choose from close by in Oakland County on this web site.
Jeepers!
Jeepers! is a wholesome destination offering a true family environment and a toddlers activity area. Conveniently located, you can combine a trip to Jeepers! with shopping expeditions and local errands! Great Lakes Crossing, 4240 Baldwin Road, Auburn Hills. Phone: (248) 972-3200.
Chuck E. Cheez
A magical place for the whole family. Pizza and more. Games, parties,Toddler Zone. 201 Auburn Rd., Rochester Hills Phone; 248-299-4540. | |
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Science and Nature
Yates Cider Mill
They have cider, donuts, baked goods, a farm market, a picnic area and a fudge shop. The cider mill has been water powered since 1863. Petting farm daily and pony rides on weekends. Open daily September to November. 1990 E. Avon Rd., Rochester Hills. Phone: 248-651-8300.
The Detroit Zoo
No kid can miss a visit to this fantastic zoo! Make a day of it and ride the miniature railroad or have a picnic. The Petting zoo is a must-see for the little ones. Wolverines, penguin house, polar bears, bird house and much, much more. 8450 W. Ten Mile Rd., Royal Oak.
Detroit Science Center
Where creative exploration is the key to discovering the wonders of science and technology. From Michigan's only IMAX® Dome Theatre to the Dassault Systèmes Planetarium, family programs to field trips, live science demonstrations to hands-on exhibit laboratories, the Science Center has something for kids ages 2 to 92.
My Zoo 2 U
Live animal educational shows for birthday parties, special events, private gatherings, school groups, etc. All programs provide an exciting opportunity to experience and learn about animals and their importance in the world. They teach respect and appreciation for exotic, unusual and amazing animals and pets. The presentation is hands-on, and interactive. Phone: 248-475-5937. | | 
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Amusement Parks
Jeepers!
America's Greatest Indoor Amusement Park. Jeepers! is a wholesome destination offering a true family environment and a toddlers activity area. Conveniently located, you can combine a trip to Jeepers! with shopping expeditions and local errands! Great Lakes Crossing, 4240 Baldwin Road, Auburn Hills. Phone: (248) 972-3200.
Crossroads Village
Crossroads Village, with more than 30 historic structures, takes you back to a simpler time. Friendly villagers in period dress welcome you to the homes, mills, and shops. Experience the thrill of riding an authentic 1912 carousel or take a ride on the matching ferris wheel. Go for a train ride on the Huckleberry Railroad or tour Mott Lake on the Genesee Belle, a full-size paddlewheel riverboat. Near Flint.
Red Oaks Water Park
Features include: Soak Station, children's water playground with 68 features, Spray & Play, a water play area for toddlers, River Ride, a 990-foot long moving river, Triple Turn, a triple-flume waterslide, and Terrific Tides wave-action pool. 1455 East 13 Mile Rd., Madison Heights. Phone (248) 585-6990.
Waterford Oaks Water Park
Tropical theme includes palm trees and shallow-end bubbler fountains. Dual-flume Slidewinder waterslide and wave-action pool. The Big Bucket children's water playground features more than 30 interactive activities including a giant tipping bucket, waterfalls and sprays. Ragin' Rapids, a group raft ride starts at a height of three stories; carries riders 515 feet through drops and turns; ends in a three-foot deep splash-down pool.1702 Scott Lake Road, Waterford. (248)858-0918.
American Fun Centers
Enjoy a hassle-free, entertaining atmosphere for your child's party. Redemption and skill games. Video and simulated games. Fun, fun and more fun! Oakland Mall, Troy. Phone: 248-616-9512. | |
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Art
Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center Art Camps
The Winter & Spring Break Art Camps are an opportunity for children to develop their artistic talents and explore new media under the guidance of a professional staff in a small classroom environment. Hands-on projects provide a fun and exciting experience for budding artists in bright, spacious studios.
Orion Art Center
The Orion Art Center is a non-profit arts organization located at 115 South Anderson just south of Front Street in Lake Orion, Michigan. Nestled on the banks of Paint Creek this center holds all art forms from music to clay to painting to creative writing and everything in between with classes, exhibits, competitions and more. Join us and see what the arts can do for you. Summer art classes for kids include photography, pottery, jewelry, watercolors, and more.
Cranbrook Art Museum
Cranbrook Art Museum is a contemporary art museum located at the heart of the Cranbrook Educational Community, one of the nation's greatest architectural complexes. Everchanging exhibits of the finest contemporary art. 380 Lone Pine Rd.,Bloomfield Hills. Phone: 1-877-GO-CRANBROOK.
Cranbrook Academy of Art
Cranbrook's program supports the solitary path of the creative individual. We believe first and foremost in "getting it right with oneself." At Cranbrook, the use of time is largely self constructed. Courses of study evolve from each individual. Phone: 1-877-GO-CRANBROOK. | |
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Dance
Geiger Classic Ballet Academy
The Geiger Classic Ballet Academy is dedicated to the serious study of the art and appreciation of classical ballet. Our Early Childhood Program is specially designed to provide children between 4 and 6 the basic elements in rhythm, creative expression, teamwork and body-health awareness. For all students the rewards of becoming superior ballet dancers are increased self-esteem, poise, a sense of achievement and a unique feeling of accomplishment and joy! In Bloomfield Hills. Phone: 248-334-1300.
Troy Dance Connection
Ballet, tap, hip-hop, jazz for all ages. 4947 Rochester Road,Troy. Phone: 248-740-9612.
L.A. Dance
L.A. Dance offers Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Swing, Clogging, Hip-Hop, Latin, Lyrical, Pointe, Ballroom, Musical Theater, Show Choir, and private voice lessons. Classes are offered for ages three to adult. We have recreational, pre-competitive, competitive, and Company dance instruction. In Lake Orion.
Rochester Hills Dance & Arts Society Day Camp
Day camp for the budding actor or dancer.
Eisenhower Dance Ensemble
Considered Michigan's premier contemporary dance company, EDE has achieved significant critical acclaim as well as enthusiastic audience support. The company tours nationally and internationally with 6-8 dancers and presents a local 4-5 concert subscription season each year. Classes in Birmingham and Rochester Hills. Performance at many locations including Oakland University, Rochester, Lake Orion, and Troy. Phone: 248-852-5850.
Geiger Classic Ballet Academy
For human beings, dancing is as natural as breathing. Dancing gives us pleasure. It teaches us good posture and how to become more graceful. It establishes an awareness of the body, and an appreciation for what the body can do. It also aids in the physical and mental development of a child. 782 Denison Court, Bloomfield Hills. Phone: (248) 334-1300.
Deborah's Stage Door Center for Performing Arts
Now in its 21st year, Deborah's Stage Door trains pre-schoolers through adults in dance, voice, piano, guitar, acting, gymnastics and cheerleading! Whether recreational or serious study, all students are welcome to learn in a healthy and exciting atmosphere. 1928 Star Batt Drive, Rochester Hills. Phone: (248) 852-8133. | |
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Museums
The Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield Village
Take a day trip and experience 300 years of history as the sights, sounds and sensations of America's past come alive! A must see for any kid! In Dearborn. Phone: 313-982-6001.
Troy Museum and Historic Village
The main building, designed by Birmingham architect J. Bissel and built in 1927 and was modeled after a Dutch Colonial Tavern in Troy, New York. It houses the Museum offices, exhibit, a reference library, and a gift shop. Dedicated to the area's early pioneers, it contains the fireplace crane arm from Johnson Niles' tavern (1837), lumber for the bookcase and door cut by James Bayley (1825), and ceiling beams from the Denison barn (1860). In 1966, after the completion of the new City Hall, the Museum opened on this site and has operated continuously since. 60 West Wattles Road, Troy. Phone: 248-524-3570.
Walter P. Chrysler Museum
Plan a visit to the Walter P. Chrysler Museum where automotive history is learned and explored. Take an hour, or spend the day to experience the history of Chrysler vehicles, learn from interactive kiosk stations, or enjoy educational films in our movie theater. In Auburn Hills.
Cranbrook House and Gardens
Cranbrook House and Gardens stands as a centerpiece of Cranbrook's 319-acre National Historic Landmark campus. Visitors can experience the grandeur of both the House and Gardens with guided tours. Phone: 1-877-GO-CRANBROOK.
Cranbrook Institute of Art and Museum
Cranbrook Art Museum is a contemporary art museum located at the heart of the Cranbrook Educational Community, one of the nation's greatest architectural complexes. Everchanging exhibits of the finest contemporary art. 380 Lone Pine Rd.,Bloomfield Hills. Phone: 1-877-GO-CRANBROOK. | |
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Music
American Music Academy School of Music
120 E. University Dr., Rochester. Specialists in band, orchestra, sales, repair and percussion. Pre-K through adult instruction.
Rochester Conservatory of Music
120 E. 3rd St., Rochester.
Rochester Folk Workshop
"Come on in to our music store in downtown Rochester, Michigan that specializes in "acoustic" stringed instrument sales and instruction. Our relaxed atmosphere in this 19th century house welcomes customers and students of all ages who are looking for that personal attention while shopping for stringed instruments, accessories and instructional material. No matter what your musical interests or goals are, from blues to folk, fingerstyle guitar to bluegrass banjo, we know music and we can take you there."
Interlochen Center for the Arts and Music Camp
No child should miss seeing this incredible world-renown music academy and music camp. Dance, music, theater, arts, daily performances by the children. Located near Traverse City in northern Michigan with family camp sites nearby. | |
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Science and Nature
Detroit Science Center
Where creative exploration is the key to discovering the wonders of science and technology. From Michigan's only IMAX® Dome Theatre to the Dassault Systèmes Planetarium, family programs to field trips, live science demonstrations to hands-on exhibit laboratories, the Science Center has something for kids ages 2 to 92.
The Detroit Zoo
No kid can miss a visit to this fantastic zoo! Make a day of it and ride the miniature railroad or have a picnic. Petting zoo is a must-see for the little ones. Wolverines, penguin house, polar bears, bird house and much, much more. 8450 W. Ten Mile Rd., Royal Oak.
Cranbrook Institute of Science and Planetarium
Cranbrook Institute of Science is a great place to explore science, technology, and natural history. Join 200,000+ visitors who every year appreciate the value of the Institute's fascinating exhibits, hands-on activities, and planetarium shows. You can enjoy a picnic on the lovely grounds, or a snack in the café. At the Institute you will discover family-friendly events, up-to-date scientific information, and some pretty outstanding sights. In Bloomfield Hills. Phone: 1-877-GO-CRANBROOK.
Frankenmuth Historic Village
"Michigan's Little Bavaria". Experience another world. Lots of fun things to do for kids. Frankenmuth. 1-800-FUN-TOWN.
Yates Cider Mill
They have cider, donuts, baked goods, a farm market, a picnic area and a fudge shop. The cider mill has been water powered since 1863. Petting farm daily and pony rides on weekends. Open daily September to November. 1990 E. Avon Rd., Rochester Hills. Phone: 248-651-8300.
Avon Nature Center and Environmental Educational Center
This 102.5-acre parcel offers nature trails, a pond, a picnic area, frontage on the Clinton River, a scenic overlook, and an Environmental Education Center. Inside the EEC, you'll find informative displays, interactive exhibits, and resources to help you appreciate the diverse ecosystems found in the community. Programs, hikes, and day camps are offered to promote an understanding of our community's natural surroundings and the wildlife that inhabit it. Located at the Southwest corner of Livernois and Avon Rds, Rochester Hills. Phone: 248-656-4775. | |
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Parks and Recreation Centers
City of Troy Parks and Recreation
City of Rochester Hills Parks
Oakland County Parks
Seven beautiful parks in the county park system to choose from.
Orion Township Parks
Are you looking for a program or one day event that you and your child can do together? The parks and recreation department has several programs and events that offer just that. Also, special events, camps, organized sports leagues, and more. 2525 Joslyn Road, Lake Orion. Phone: (248) 391-0304.
Avondale Park
This 18.5-acre park offers one ball diamond, two tennis courts, two basketball courts, two sand volleyball courts, a multipurpose field, a picnic area with a small picnic shelter, a playground, and tot lot. 3400 Bathurst, Rochester Hills. Phone: 248-656-4673.
Lake Orion Children's Park
160 Anderson St., Lake Orion. Phone: 248-693-8391.
Civic Center Park
Come over and play on the cool ADA accessible playground complete with a Dragon slide. Join a sports league and utilize the park's seven soccer fields and four baseball/softball fields. Civic Center Park also has a sand volleyball court and two basketball courts. Picnic areas and grills are available for a summer get-together. The park also has a walking path and nature trail, perfect for a morning or evening jog. 2525 Joslyn Road. Lake Orion.
Paint Creek Trail
From the City of Rochester north through the City of Rochester Hills and Oakland Township to the Village of Lake Orion, the Paint Creek Trail follows the Paint Creek as it meanders through fields, prairies, woodlands, and marshlands. Approximately 8.5 miles long, the trail is built on the gentle grade of a former railroad bed. The trail's 8-ft. wide, all-weather limestone surface makes it ideal for year-round activity. It's a place for non-motorized travel, a place to enjoy a quiet look at nature and scenic open space. The trail has numerous access points as well as connections to the Bald Mountain State Recreation Area, Dinosaur Hill Nature Preserve, and the Rochester Municipal Park. The Paint Creek Walkway through the City of Rochester provides access to the Rochester Hills Public Library and will provide a connection to the Clinton River Trail.
Thelma G. Spencer Park
This 113-acre park with a 38-acre lake offers a beach area, swimming, fishing, picnic areas, row boat and pedal boat rentals, 2 tennis courts, baseball diamond, playground equipment, multi-purpose sports field, concession stand, sand volleyball, horseshoe pits, hiking and cross-country ski paths, shelter and tent rentals, and an accessible fishing pier. 3701 John R. Road, Rochester Hills. Phone: 248-656-4657.
Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp and Resort
Features 146 grassy or wooded sites and twenty cabins catering to families. Provides a pool, three playgrounds, an arcade, wagon rides, kiddie amusement rides, mini golf, hoops USA, and supervised children's activities. 7072 Grange Hall Rd., Holly. Phone: 800-558-2954.
Warehouse Skatepark
Warehouse Skatepark includes a seven foot halfpipe, a four foot mini halfpipe, a five foot roll which goes into a four foot table top, and a 12 foot wall ride. 960 Summitt Street, Lapeer. Phone: 810-664-7433.
Bald Mountain Recreation Area
Bald Mountain Recreation Area consists of 4,637 rolling acres. The picturesque park area has some of the steepest hills and most rugged terrain in southeastern Michigan. Camping is limited to rustic cabins, but the extensive trails, inland lakes, trout streams and wild game provide recreation opportunities all year long. 1330 E. Greenshield Road, Lake Orion. Phone: (248) 693-6767.
Metamora-Hadley Recreation Area (Minnewanna)
Metamora-Hadley Recreation Area is located in Lapeer County, eight miles south of the city of Lapeer. The park consists of 723 acres with 80-acre Lake Minnewanna in the center. The park welcomes campers, hikers, boaters, anglers, hunters, cross-country skiers and others to enjoy a wide variety recreational opportunities throughout the year. 371 Herd Rd, Metamora. Phone: 810-797-4439.
Polly Ann Trail
The Polly Ann Trail is a 14.2 mile long, non-motorized trail located in Oakland County Michigan in suburban Detroit. The trail connects the communities of Orion Township, Oxford Township, the Village of Oxford, Addison Township, and the Village of Leonard. Our popular linear park utilizes the abandoned P.O. & N. railroad corridor and transverses through some of the most beautiful and untouched landscape in northern Oakland County. The trail is open year round during daylight hours and is restricted to non-motorized uses. Walking, hiking, jogging, cycling, horseback riding, and cross country skiing in winter are just some of the activities enjoyed by users of all ages. Phone: (248) 969-8660.
Troy Aquatic Center
The outdoor Troy Family Aquatic Center offers daily and seasonal passes to enjoy thrills and spills all summer long. Guests can enjoy the centers main swimming pool with a zero depth entrance (like a beach) and lap lanes. Kids will enjoy the spray pools with a waterfall, a water tree and pint size water slide, tube slide and body slide, a sand-filled area with a playscape and toys. 3425 Civic Center Drive, Troy.
Local Beaches
Bring your kids to the beach! Several beaches close by in Oakland County to choose from on this web site. | |
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Restaurants
Kids Shine
4234 Wincrest Lane, Rochester. Phone: 248-370-8111.
Applebee's Neighborhood Grill
Lake Orion and Auburn Hills.
California Pizza Kitchen
Kids can watch pizza bake in a wood-fired oven at this national chain with global culinary influences. 2800 W. Big Beaver Rd., Troy. Phone: 248-816-0900.
Chuck E. Cheez
A magical place for the whole family. Pizza and more. Games, parties,Toddler Zone. 201 Auburn Rd., Rochester Hills Phone; 248-299-4540.
Alibi Restaurant
6700 Rochester Rd., Troy. Phone: 248-879-0014.
Deli Unique
In the Radisson Kingsley Hotel, Bloomfield Hills. Phone: 248-646-7923.
Portabella
In Somerset South, Troy. 248-649-6625.
Northern Lakes Seafood
In the Radisson Kingsley Hotel in Bloomfield Hills. Phone: 248-646-7900
Shiraz Bingham
Farms. Phone: 248-645-5289.
Morels, A Michigan Bistro
Bingham Farms. Phone: 248-642-1094
Castello Di Bologna
2325 Joslyn Rd., Lake Orion. Phone: 248-391-5780. | |
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Sports and Fitness
Oakland County Sledding Hills and Toboggan Runs
The Palace of Auburn Hills
Bring the kids to see the Detroit Shock, Detroit Pistons, Ice Shows and much more.
Gymnastic Training Center
The Gymnastic Training Center is the largest, state of the art, Junior Olympic training center in Michigan and one of the largest in the United States. The purpose of GTC is to provide a safe, challenging and enthusiastic environment for boys and girls to train in gymnastics. Rochester Hills. Phone: 1-248-852-7950.
Oakland Rhythmics
Rhythmic gymnastics is one of the most beautiful of all sports, with its competitors being renowned for their grace, athleticism and flexibility. The sport is a combination of dance, gymnastic elements and apparatus handling, performed with expression, confidence and poise. In Bloomfield Hills.
Bloomfield Gymnastics
Instruction for all ages and all abilities. Developmental programs to build self-esteem, confidence, strength & flexibility. Toddlers - Cheerleading - Team Parties - Full Olympic Apparatus. 2124 Franklin Rd, Bloomfield Hills. Phone: (248) 335-6770.
Troy Aquatic Center
The outdoor Troy Family Aquatic Center offers daily and seasonal passes to enjoy thrills and spills all summer long. Guests can enjoy the centers main swimming pool with a zero depth entrance (like a beach) and lap lanes. Kids will enjoy spray pools with a waterfall, a water tree and pint size water slide, tube slide and body slide, a sand-filled area with playscape, and sand volleyball courts. | |
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Theater
Rochester Hills Dance & Arts Society Day Camp
Day camp for the budding actor or dancer.
Roeper School Summer Stock Theatre
The Roeper Summer Stock Theatre has been created to develop and showcase the skills of students who are interested in theatre training. Students work with a variety of professional theatre instructors specializing in various techniques and areas of skill development. In Bloomfield Hills.
Fantasy E-Fex Puppets
Live performances and educational workshops by Brad Lowe. P.O. Box 717, Lake Orion. Phone: 248-623-0393.
Imagination Theatre
The mission of the Imagination Theatre is to excite the imagination of children and their families through interactive Musical-Story-Theatre performances and special events. In Oakland University, Rochester. 3132 Newport Court, Troy. Phone: (248) 643-0498.
Pontiac Silverdome Drive-in
The former home of the Detroit Lions is now a drive-in movie theatre! The Silverdome Drive-In is open 7 days a week with double features showing nightly on 3 screens. Corner of Opdyke & M-59 Roads. Pontiac. Phone: (248) 456-1613. | | ``````````````` There’s so much to do in Oakland County! Make sure you ask your parents take you to some of the fantastic parks in the area for swimming in the summer or sledding in the winter!
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First Time Buyers >The Seller May Pay
The costs of buying a home may be daunting. For example, you may have finally saved enough for a down payment on your first home, with a little left over to buy the furniture you will need. Then you hear about having to pay closing costs you weren't anticipating, and this may seem like a real setback.
One way to cover such a shortage is to make the sellers an offer that calls for them to credit you for some of the closing costs. As a rule, the sellers may pay a maximum of 3 percent of the sales price if the buyer is putting five percent down. If the buyer is making a down payment of 10 percent or more, the seller can contribute up to 6 percent of the sales price to cover the buyer's closing costs. Some items, such as prepaid taxes and the first month's mortgage payment, must be paid by the buyers. Sellers may also contribute to paying the appraisal, points, title insurance, settlement attorney fees, state or local transfer taxes and similar items.
Keep in mind that if the credit is included in the price of the house, the appraiser will have to justify the amount, based on sales prices of similar homes in the neighborhood.
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