We buy houses as-is for cash in Mounds View, no repairs, no commissions, no fees, and you choose the closing date.
Why Mounds View Sellers Call Us
Mounds View was farmland far longer than the suburbs south of it. Developers passed it over for years because it sat five miles beyond the city limits of Minneapolis and St. Paul, out past where the streetcars went. The first real subdivision, Knollwood Park, had all of 45 houses by 1939.
What changed it was work. The Twin Cities Army Ammunition Plant on the eastern edge in Arden Hills pulled thousands of workers into the area during and after the war, and the housing went up quickly to hold them, north and south of County Road 10. The village incorporated in 1958.
So this is a small city of modest post-war houses built for working families, and the people who bought them new are gone or going. Most of our calls here are estates, long-held rentals, and owners who have looked at what the house now needs and decided against it.
What Is Usually Wrong
- Small post-war houses that were never expanded or updated. Original kitchens, original panels, original everything.
- Aging mechanicals all arriving at end of life together.
- Basement water, the usual story with foundations of that age.
- A full house, where one family lived for fifty years. You take what you want and leave the rest.
Taxes, Foreclosure and Probate
Ramsey County handles all three, and our Ramsey County page sets out the timelines. The useful thing to know is that Minnesota gives you real time, including the redemption period after a sheriff’s sale, during which selling is still an option. What is owed comes off at closing.
Vacant Houses and Utilities
City of Mounds View water and sewer, Xcel electric, CenterPoint gas. A vacant house with the power off is not a problem and we do not need it turned on to make you an offer.
Get a Cash Offer on Your Mounds View House
Tell us about the property and we will give you a real number and let you pick the date.