MI SB0585

Requires conservators seeking court approval to sell, mortgage, or pledge a protected individual's principal dwelling or real property to provide an appraisal conducted within the preceding 6 months by a licensed professional appraiser

Mandates that if the court approves a sale of the principal dwelling for less than the appraised value, the court must explain on the record why the sale is in the protected individual's best interest

Updates gendered language in the statute, changing "shall" to "must" and "his or her" to "the attorney's"

Maintains existing requirement that conservators cannot sell, dispose of, mortgage, or place liens on a protected individual's real property without court approval after a hearing with notice to interested persons