We Buy Houses for Cash in Minnesota
- Foreclosure, inherited, tenants, damage — we buy it
- Zero fees, zero commissions, zero closing costs
- No obligation — turn the offer down and owe us nothing
Sell Your House Fast in Minnesota
Need to sell your house fast in Minnesota? We buy houses for cash as-is, with no repairs, no fees and no commissions, and you choose the closing date.
We buy houses in Minnesota for cash, across the Twin Cities metro and out to Rochester, Duluth, St. Cloud and Moorhead, including suburbs such as Anoka and Maple Grove. Cash Home Buyers CA is based in California and buys nationwide, and a Minnesota title company closes every sale here.
Cities We Buy Houses In Across Minnesota
Minneapolis-St. Paul Metro
Rochester
Duluth
St. Cloud
Other Major Cities
Cash Home Buyers in Minnesota: How a Cash Sale Closes
A Minnesota title company handles the closing, and the deed records with the county recorder, or with the registrar of titles if the property is Torrens rather than abstract:
- Days 1-2. Send the address; we price it off recent nearby sales and send a written offer.
- Days 3-10. Title work comes back, and liens, delinquent property taxes and any estate paperwork get cleared.
- Days 7-14. You sign, the deed records, the money is wired.
Minnesota charges a deed tax of 0.33 percent of the price, and Hennepin and Ramsey counties each add 0.01 percent. State law makes the seller liable for it, though a purchase agreement can assign it to the buyer, so which closing costs each side covers is set out in the written offer.
A cash purchase also records no new mortgage, so there is no mortgage registry tax. We buy directly or bring a vetted cash buyer, and the agreement names the buyer.
Foreclosure and Probate Rules in Minnesota
Foreclosure. Minnesota allows both foreclosure by advertisement, which does not go through a judge, and foreclosure by action in court.
Most residential loans go that route: the notice of sale is published once a week for six weeks in a county legal newspaper and served on the occupants at least four weeks before the sheriff’s sale. What surprises owners is what comes next.
A redemption period, usually six months, runs after the sheriff’s sale, so you may still be able to sell and keep your equity after the auction.
Probate. Minnesota probate runs through the district court in the county where the owner lived, and it can be informal, with little more than the appointment, or formal when something is contested. The representative the court appoints signs the deed. We buy from representatives and successor trustees who already hold authority to sell; if a judge has to approve the price, we are not the right buyer.
Can I sell my house fast in Minnesota in winter?
Yes. We do not need a staged house or a spring listing season, and we buy with a failing roof, ice-damaged gutters, water or mold damage, tenants in place or belongings still inside.