Common questions about selling in Superior

No. We are based in Duluth, Minnesota, and have no office in Superior or any other Wisconsin town. We buy on this side of the bridge, and the sale follows Wisconsin law.

No. We are the buyer you deal with, not an agent, so there is no agent commission and no listing fee on a sale to us. Closing costs can still exist, so ask for them in writing.

No. You do not have to make repairs, clean, or arrange showings. See the guide for a house that needs work for the Wisconsin paperwork that still applies.

We buy below what a fixed-up house could bring. That gap pays for repairs, holding costs, and our profit. You get the number in writing with the math explained, and the person who calls you back is the one who decides it.

You do. The sale closes through a title company. Open estates or a missing signature can set the pace, and we cannot change that. The steps are on the closing page.

Often not. Superior is in Wisconsin, so Wisconsin law decides. The seller's condition report, for one, is due no later than 10 days after the contract is accepted. The home page has a table of what changes at the state line.

Wisconsin puts it on the seller, at 30 cents for each $100 of value. Ask your title company to show it on the closing paper before you agree to anything.

Tell us about the lease when you first write or call. Wisconsin has its own rules on notice and deposits, and they are in the rental guide. We do not tell tenants anything on your behalf.

Then someone with the right to sign has to be in place first, and which person depends on how the house was held. The inherited house guide walks through it. You can still ask us for a number while that is sorted out.

Yes. A married person's homestead deed has to be signed or joined in by each spouse. Nobody should be pressed to act alone. See the divorce guide.

State law limits that. The details, and the parts we could not read, are on the city rules page.

You send the address, and we call you back ourselves. Asking commits you to nothing, and so does hearing the number. If listing with an agent looks better for you, we will say so.