5 Risky Moves Homeowners Usually Make When Selling Their House
Selling a home is a serious venture for any homeowner. The process could be both time-consuming and emotionally challenging, more so if you've never done it…
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Selling by owner
Thinking about selling it yourself? Here is the same plan, paperwork list and pricing data an agent uses, in plain English, with the Minnesota rules behind each step. Use it on your own, or ask us for a free second opinion along the way.
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Quick answers
Yes. Minnesota does not require an agent. You still owe the buyer the required disclosures and any inspection your city requires, and a title company or attorney should handle the purchase agreement, deed and closing.
Yes, for free: a home value from recent sales and a second opinion on your price, paperwork or an offer, with no obligation to list with us.
The seller’s disclosures (material facts, wells, septic, radon, lead paint for homes built before 1978, meth, and association documents for condos and townhomes), any city inspection report, a purchase agreement, and the deed, eCRV and settlement statement prepared at closing. Our FSBO paperwork checklist links each one to its official source.
General information, not legal or tax advice. A Minnesota real estate attorney or title company should prepare or review your contract and closing documents.
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