Do you want to buy a Minnesota Contract for Deed Home today In Hennepin, Ramsey, Anoka, Dakota, Scott, Carver, or Washington county
We appreciate that you reading this right now from the seller to the buyer. As a buyer you are all in a different part of your search from a broad general to hyper-local ultra-specific. We can work with you in any stage of your unique journey.
In the general broad stage you’ll know that you have a qualifying job with income and a 10%-20% down payment, generally $30,000+ as well as plans as a personal residence. You’ll know you need us as a solution because banks will only deny for multiple reasons.
Qualifying for a Minnesota contract for deed home
Why the banks will deny you are for various reasons from (hard to verify self-employed income written-off on taxes), hard to source down payment from a settlement, or your past bankruptcy or foreclosure. These things don’t fit in a conventional box for lenders.
You don’t need to get ultra-specific before you reach out to us, you can contact us at the general broad level because we are usually aligned as part of the journey on you picking out the perfect house for you in your budget to live in.
Ultra-specific, would be that you want to buy your neighbors house or landlords house, whether it’s on the market for sale already or not. When you have us on your team, lots of our money and our negotiating power behind you, many times a specific house you dream of can be yours.
Banks deny you for credit when we often don’t. An upfront down payment is your solution to seller financing with us.
As you start to narrow down your home search of your desired city, zip code and neighborhood to live in for your MN contract for deed home, again you’ll want make sure that you qualify with enough money down, & income. Common reasons for buying a contract for deed are being denied by a bank for you past self-employed income, bankruptcy, foreclosure or explaining a big settlement
As we’ve said, this program is unique as you don’t have to have an exact home picked out just yet or be stuck with only a couple of options of homes.
Our investor can show you minnesota local homes currently on, or off the market with a wide selection if you qualify based based on your income and down payment.
Minnesota contract for deed house listings program
Our unique Minnesota contract for deed program mostly focuses on the 7 county area in the Twin Cities of Minnesota, so let’s focus on some popular cities within those main counties below.
Counties that don’t fit in the 7 counties, that didn’t make the list, that are popular are Sherburne, Wright, and Chisago counties.
If you want to buy a home in these 3 counties, and have over $30,000 upfront as a down payment, reach out to me by text and we can explore some other options and programs to see what can be done for you to make that happen.
Click any county link below to find out more about the counties we would help you buy a home. Scroll down and click cities and it will provide links to find out about each city In that county. You can save this page and do all of your county and city research here of nearly 300 cities within the 7-9 county area.
Hennepin County
Popular cities in Hennepin County are: Bloomington, Minneapolis, Minnetonka, Plymouth, Maple Grove, and Wayzata
Ramsey County
Popular cities in Ramsey County are: St. Paul, Roseville, Shoreview, Maplewood, New Brighton, and North Oaks
Anoka County
Some popular cities in Anoka County are: Anoka, Andover, Saint Francis and Circle Pines.
Dakota County
Some popular cities in Dakota County are: Lakeville, Farminton, Burnsville, and Inver Grove Heights.
Scott County
Popular cities in Scott County are: Savage, Shakopee, Prior Lake, and Jordan.
Carver County
Popular cities in Carver County are: Chanhassen, Chaska, Victoria and Watertown
Washington County
Some popular cities in Washington County are: Forest Lake, Stillwater, Cottage Grove, and Hugo.
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I want to see you find your dream home, dream kitchen, great backyard or whatever makes you happy and inspires you to want to purchase and buy that home and start qualifying and looking at MN homes by this next week.
With A big enough down payment on your next home, you can buy on a contract for deed…
-Even with a bad credit history
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