Michigan Motion and Order for Escrow, Landlord-Tenant/Land Contract is a court document used in the state of Michigan to set up an escrow agreement between a landlord and tenant. This document is used to specify the terms of the agreement, including the amount of money to be held in escrow, the date on which it should be deposited, and the purpose for which the funds will be used. This document is also used to determine who is responsible for any costs associated with the escrow agreement. Additionally, the document may outline the rights and responsibilities of both parties in the event of a breach of agreement. There are two different types of Michigan Motion and Order for Escrow, Landlord-Tenant/Land Contract. The first type is used when a tenant is making a large down payment on a property, and the landlord wants to protect their interests by having the tenant put the money into an escrow account. The second type is used when a land contract is in place between a landlord and tenant. This document outlines the rights and responsibilities of both parties, and specifies the amount of money that should be held in escrow.