Straight answers about selling a house as is

No. We do not ask for repairs, cleaning or showings. Tell us what is wrong and we price the house knowing it.

Usually yes. In Minnesota a seller must give the buyer a written list of material facts they know. In Wisconsin an owner must give a real estate condition report. As is sets the price. It does not cancel the duty. See the disclosure guide.

No. Minnesota's disclosure law does not block a fraud claim. Tell the truth about what you know.

The person who calls you back. You get the number in writing, with the math explained, so you can compare it with other options.

Not on a sale to us. There is no agent commission and no listing fee. Closing costs can still exist, and the title company will show them to you before closing.

You do. The sale closes through a title company.

Call your insurance adjuster first. The claim may be worth more than an offer, and a sale can change it. The fire damage guide has the details, including what a city can hold back from the settlement.

Often yes, but the order does not go away. A recorded order can follow the property into a sale. Read the letter, call the office it names, and read the condemned guide.

No. We do not require cleaning. Take what matters to you. The guide for a full house covers what happens next.

Usually, yes. That gap pays for our repairs, our holding costs and our profit. Whether fixing it first nets you more depends on your quotes, so run the worksheet with your own numbers.

Yes. Wisconsin has its own rules, so read the Superior page. We are based in Duluth, MN, with no office in the other towns.

No. Asking commits you to nothing.