Lead paint disclosure Minnesota rules apply to any home built before 1978, and you can't waive them with an as-is sale. Here's exactly what Twin Cities sellers must provide.
Selling
For most Twin Cities sellers, listing this fall beats waiting for spring 2027: inventory is at a 7-year high, rates sit near 6.8%, and the spring premium is small.
A rent-back agreement lets you sell your Twin Cities home and stay through closing on your next one. Here's how it works under Minnesota's rules.
A private exclusive listing in Minnesota markets your home inside your brokerage's network, not the MLS or Zillow. Who it helps, what it costs, when to use it.
Compass Concierge fronts the cost of staging, paint, flooring, and repairs with nothing due until closing. Here's when it pays off for Twin Cities sellers.
A cash offer on a Twin Cities home usually pays 70–85% of market value. Here's what you give up, what Minnesota law protects, and when it's still the right call.
Selling a Twin Cities home with an old roof? Insurers now decline policies past 15 years — which kills your buyer's loan. Replace, credit, or price it in.
Selling a home with unpermitted work in Minneapolis? You must disclose it, an appraiser won't count it, and a TISH evaluator sees it before your first showing.
Days on market costs you leverage, and CDOM doesn't reset when you relist. How Coming Soon, Active, and private exclusives really compare for Twin Cities sellers.
Your Zestimate is the wrong place to start. Here's how to price your Twin Cities home to sell in 2026 — using a real CMA, an appraisal for luxury, and day-one strategy.