Twin Cities & Western Wisconsin
Your Property. Your Situation. Your Options.
Whether you're considering selling, dealing with an inherited property, facing financial pressure, or simply looking for a different way to sell, MPJ Home Solutions can help you explore your options without pressure or obligation.
Our approach
Our Approach
We don't believe every homeowner needs to sell their house.
Some owners may benefit from listing with a real estate agent, working with their mortgage servicer, exploring loss-mitigation options, or simply taking more time.
A direct, as-is option when it fits.
Others prefer a direct, as-is sale without repairs, showings, or traditional listing arrangements.
We evaluate properties individually and make offers only when the numbers work for both parties. We do not guarantee an offer or a particular outcome.
What we do
The simpler way to sell your house
Cash offer
Tell us about your house and get a fair cash offer. No obligation.
As-is, always
We buy houses in any condition. You don't lift a finger on repairs or cleaning.
Your timeline
Close in as little as 7 days, or on the date that works for you.
Why sell to MPJ
A straight cash sale, minus the hassle
- No agent commissions or hidden fees
- No showings, no open houses
- No bank financing delays — we pay cash
- We handle the paperwork and closing
- Local buyers — we live and work in the East Metro
Situations we help with
Whatever brings you to us
If your house is holding you back, there's a good chance we can help. No matter your situation, we'll give you a straight answer.
How it works
Three steps to sold
- 1
Tell us about your house.
- 2
Get your cash offer.
- 3
Pick your closing date and get paid.
Close in as little as 7 days.
Or on whatever date works for you. Your timeline, your call.
Educational resources
Guides that help you understand your options
These guides are general information, not legal or financial advice. MPJ Home Solutions is not a mortgage lender, foreclosure counselor, law firm, or government agency, and we do not provide licensed counseling. They present your options neutrally, including listing with an agent, working with your mortgage servicer, or taking more time.
Understanding the Foreclosure Process in Minnesota and Wisconsin
What foreclosure is, how the process works in Minnesota and Wisconsin, and the options homeowners can explore.
Read the guideMortgage Forbearance and Loan Modifications
What mortgage forbearance and loan modifications are, the questions to ask your servicer, and the options available to homeowners.
Read the guideSelling an Inherited or Probate Property
How probate works when you inherit a house in Minnesota or Wisconsin, who can decide to sell, and the options available to heirs.
Read the guideSelling a House As-Is
What an as-is sale means, how it compares with a traditional listing, and the things to weigh before selling a house without repairs.
Read the guideUnderstanding Sheriff's Sales and Auction Timelines
What a sheriff's sale is, where the timeline comes from in Minnesota and Wisconsin, and the options available before and after the sale.
Read the guideComparing a Traditional Listing with a Direct Sale
An honest comparison of selling through a real estate agent and selling directly to an investor, so you can weigh what fits your situation.
Read the guideQuestions to Ask Before Selling a Property
A practical list of questions to ask yourself, a listing agent, or any buyer before you decide how to sell your house.
Read the guideHave a specific situation?
Talk with us. No pressure, no obligation, and contacting us does not mean you have to sell.
Talk With UsTalk with us
Tell us about your situation
Fill out the short form and we'll be in touch. There is no pressure and no obligation: contacting us simply starts a conversation about your property and your options.
Where we operate
Minneapolis and St. Paul, the surrounding Twin Cities communities, and select Western Wisconsin markets
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