Susie Armiak




Grosse Ile's Triple -Licensed Luxury Realtor - Serving

Downriver Michigan & Wayne County


Licensed Realtor - Licensed Residential Builder - Licensed

Mortgage Loan Originator (NMLS# 2563607)

There are homes with water views. And then there is this — an ivy-draped Stone Tudor on two private acres of Certified Wildlife Habitat, where 173 feet of Gibraltar Bay waterfront opens directly onto the Detroit River International Wildlife Refuge. A federally protected sanctuary. Your view.

Here are the 10 questions I hear most - answered honestly, without the sales pitch.

Grosse Ile, Michigan Is Turning 250 — And I've Never Been More Proud to Call It Home

Why Clients Call Me the Best Realtor Downriver — And Why I'm Just Getting Started By Susie Armiak, Associate Broker | MBA Realty | Grosse Ile, MI I'm not usually one to brag. Ask anyone who knows me — I'd rather let my numbers do the talking. But after 30+ years of serving buyers and sellers across Grosse Ile, Downriver, and Wayne County, I've earned the right to say something out loud: I am one of the best real estate agents in the Downriver Michigan market. And I have the r

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Susie Armiak is a Triple-Licensed Realtor

Who is the best Realtor for buying a home in Grosse Ile, Michigan? Buying a home in Grosse Ile requires a level of expertise that goes well beyond a standard real estate license. Grosse Ile is a residential island community in Wayne County with limited inventory, waterfront properties, and a buyer profile that demands careful structural assessment and financing strategy. The right agent is not just someone who can schedule showings — it is someone who can evaluate what you ar

You've found the perfect home, but in order to make it yours, you must sell your current home. Don't stress out, as most property sales are subject to a suspensive condition. Suspensive conditions are conditions that the Seller or the Buyer put in the contract that, if not fulfilled by an agreed upon time, becomes null and void. In this scenario, your suspensive condition is that you need to sell your home in order to buy the new one. Therefore, your Realtor will include a