Cash For Houses MN – House Buyers in Minnesota Blog
Over more than ten years of purchasing houses from clients who want a fast cash offer on homes, our sellers want to sell the house”as-is” without cleaning up or making repairs. Our blog has insightful tips and tricks we’ve gathered along our journey.
We enjoy answering questions and sharing information from our experiences as House Buyers in Minnesota. This platform is a way for us to delve deeper into typical scenarios and address common questions from home sellers who want to know more about the process of selling to a cash house buyer. It’s much easier and faster than most realize, and you get to pick your closing and move dates!
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Parts of the “Best Offer”: Seller Net
As a seller you'll likely receive an offer that is a gross price to purchase your home. That is the price the buyer is offering to pay from which debits will be deducted by the...
Too Hot To Handle
Sellers, buyers, and agents may have remarkably different experiences throughout the buying and selling process depending on where they are. In some "hot" markets in particular...
Low-ball Offer
"Low-ball offer" can be a divisive term and it's a common one too. How a "low-ball offer" is considered depends greatly on whether you're on the selling or buying side, an agent...
Tenant Snow Removal
While a tenant may be responsible for shoveling as part of your lease or rental agreement with them, it will still be your obligation as owner to make sure that all snow removal...
Heat in Winter
If you own a vacant property, remember to take steps in winter to maintain heat in the house or winterize the house prior to temperatures falling below freezing. If you're moving...
Money At Closing
Sellers typically have two choices on how to receive their money at closing: title company check or wire transfer. Even if a buyer is paying cash, the title company performing...
Price Reduction Vs. Re-list at a New Price
Most data suggests that if a house is not selling it's because it's priced too high. Certainly a price decrease usually makes the house affordable to more buyers. Whether you're...
Prep for Inspection – Seller’s Side
Once you've reached an agreement with a buyer on a house you're selling, you may be tempted to pat yourself on the back and consider the mission complete. Don't! Unless you're...
Donating Items When Selling Your House
There are many ways in which you can attempt to donate unwanted items when selling your house. The easiest way is usually the one in which you gather up and drive the items to a...
Please Remove Shoes
Whether you're listing your house, selling as-is, or an investor working on a rehab property, at some point you may not want anyone walking through the house with their shoes on....
Putting Your Garage To Use
Even sellers planning to list their house may decide to utilize their garage as a moving staging area or storage unit and park vehicles outside or on the street. While that's not...
Inspection Required
Even if you plan to sell your house as-is, some cities may require that a point of sale inspection be completed. Make sure you consider that when finalizing the agreement to sell...
Leftovers
Don't feel bad! Many homeowners start home improvement projects they ultimately aren't able to finish. When you make the decision to sell your house as-is, the pressure to...
Selling Rentals
It can be challenging to sell a property that's currently rented in several ways. If you intend to list the house on the market, you'll need to work with your tenants to...
The Cost of Clean Out
If you're selling your house through the traditional real estate process, most agents you may be considering listing with will recommend emptying as much out of your house as...