I clear out Twin Cities houses and buy them as-is for cash, whatever state they are in and whatever is going on in your life. The four situations below each have a short guide with the Minnesota rules, written from official sources. Each guide explains what to expect, and none of them is legal advice.
Inherited a houseProbate basics, who can sign, and clearing out belongings.
House packed with belongingsWhat sellers worry about, and a real St. Paul before and after.
Rental with tenantsWhat happens to the lease, the deposit and showings.
Code violations or city ordersCondemnation, vacant buildings and Truth-in-Sale rules.What about divorce, a move or downsizing?
I help there too: a cleanout when you downsize or move, or a quick sale with a firm closing date. I don't have a full guide for each yet. If that's you, the form is the fastest way to reach me.
Not sure it's the right move?
If your house is in good shape and you have time, listing it with an agent will often bring a higher price. A cash sale trades some price for speed and no hassle. The guide to selling as-is in Minnesota lays out both sides. Or see where I work.
Whatever your situation is, tell me about the house and I'll give you an honest answer.