We buy houses for cash all across Minneapolis, from the older bungalow blocks on the north and south sides to the lake neighborhoods and the riverfront. We buy as-is, which means no repairs, no cleaning out, no agent commissions, and no fees. You pick the closing date. Call 715-716-7272 or fill out the form and we will take a look.
If a traditional listing is not the right fit, we can give you a fair cash offer on your Minneapolis house, cover the closing costs a seller normally pays, and close on your timeline. For how our offers are figured and how to vet any cash buyer, see our Minnesota hub page, which this page links up to.
What Kind of Houses Do You Buy in Minneapolis?
All of them, in any condition. Minneapolis has some of the oldest housing stock in the country, and that is exactly the kind of house we are set up for. Close to half the homes in the city were built before 1940, which means a lot of classic bungalows, foursquares, and Tudors that are full of character but often need roofs, mechanicals, foundations, or full updates. The city also has a large number of duplexes and small multifamily buildings, and a high share of rentals. So the situations we see most in Minneapolis are:
- An older home that needs more work than you want to put into it before selling.
- An inherited house in the family for decades, often when the heirs live out of state and just need it handled.
- A tired landlord ready to be done with a duplex or a rental that has run its course.
We buy any of these directly, as-is, and close when it works for you.
Behind on Property Taxes in Minneapolis?
Property taxes in Minneapolis are collected through Hennepin County, and if you have fallen behind, Minnesota gives you real time to act, usually about three years to pay before a property can forfeit, and a confession of judgment option to pay it off over time. Our Hennepin County page and our Minnesota tax-forfeiture guide walk through the timeline, the recent surplus-law change, and your options. If selling makes more sense than fighting through it, a cash sale pays the back taxes at closing and puts your remaining equity in your pocket.
Facing Foreclosure in Minneapolis?
A mortgage foreclosure is a separate process from tax forfeiture, and in Minnesota much of your time comes after the sheriff’s sale, during a redemption period when you still own the home and can still sell it. Our Minnesota foreclosure guide walks the whole timeline. We can often close well inside a redemption period.
Inherited a House in Minneapolis?
An inherited Minneapolis house usually has to go through probate, handled in Hennepin County district court, before it can be sold, unless it was held in a trust or joint tenancy. Our Minnesota probate guide explains when and how you can sell. We buy inherited houses as-is, can wait for the process, and coordinate with your attorney and the estate. We never publish anyone’s name.
What About Utilities in Minneapolis?
In Minneapolis, electricity is provided by Xcel Energy and natural gas by CenterPoint Energy. Water and sewer come from the City of Minneapolis, which draws its water from the Mississippi River, and the city also handles trash and recycling collection. If you are selling a house that is sitting empty with the utilities shut off, that is not a problem for us. We buy vacant houses all the time and do not need the power or water on to make an offer. And if there are past-due water, sewer, or other city utility balances, those get cleared at closing out of the sale, so they do not follow you.
Get a Cash Offer on Your Minneapolis House
Tell us about the property and we will come back with a real number, not a runaround. Honest math, no fees, and you choose the closing date. Call 715-716-7272 or fill out the form.