Stop Foreclosure & Sell During MN's 6-Month Redemption Period in Bloomington in Bloomington, Hennepin County

Delivered by Bloomington Cash Home Buyers across Normandale Lake Office Park (8000–8500 Normandale), South Loop District (Mall of America / Bloomington Central Station), West Bloomington Industrial Park (W 90th–98th St), Southgate Office Plaza, Lyndale Ave Industrial Corridor and I-494 ('The Strip'), I-35W, US-169, MN-77 (Cedar Ave), Normandale Blvd, American Blvd E/W, Old Shakopee Rd, France Ave S, Lyndale Ave S in full compliance with Bloomington Building and Inspections Division (1800 W Old Shakopee Rd).

Rescuing Your Equity During Minnesota's 6-Month Redemption Period (MN Stat. § 580.23)

Many homeowners in Bloomington and Hennepin County mistakenly believe that once the Hennepin County Sheriff's foreclosure auction takes place, they have lost their home and all of their built-up equity. Under Minnesota Statutes § 580.23, the opposite is true: following a foreclosure by advertisement, the homeowner retains legal possession and an absolute statutory right to redeem or sell the property for six full months after the Sheriff's Sale date. Our Bloomington Cash Home Buyers team orders the official redemption payoff figure from the Hennepin County Sheriff or certificate holder, pays off the foreclosure bid plus statutory interest in full at closing, and wires 100% of your remaining home equity directly to you before the 6-month clock expires.

Stopping Pre-Foreclosure Notices & Protecting Your Credit in Bloomington

If you have fallen behind on mortgage payments, HOA assessments (MN Stat. § 515B.3-116), or Hennepin County property taxes on your home near Normandale Lake Office Park (8000–8500 Normandale), South Loop District (Mall of America / Bloomington Central Station), West Bloomington Industrial Park (W 90th–98th St), Southgate Office Plaza, Lyndale Ave Industrial Corridor or I-494 ('The Strip'), I-35W, US-169, MN-77 (Cedar Ave), Normandale Blvd, American Blvd E/W, Old Shakopee Rd, France Ave S, Lyndale Ave S, acting before the scheduled Sheriff's Sale date provides even greater financial protection. By closing a direct cash sale during the pre-foreclosure Notice of Pendency window in Bloomington (55420, 55425, 55431, 55435, 55437, 55438), our title company wires the exact reinstatement or loan payoff directly to your mortgage servicer's loss-mitigation department—stopping the auction, eliminating compounding foreclosure attorney fees, and keeping a completed Sheriff's Sale off your public record.

Emergency 60-Day Contract for Deed Cancellation Rescue (MN Stat. § 559.21)

Unlike a standard Minnesota mortgage foreclosure, a Contract for Deed cancellation under MN Stat. § 559.21 does NOT carry a 6-month post-sale redemption period. Once a Contract for Deed seller serves you with a statutory Notice of Cancellation in Bloomington—whether for missed monthly installments or a matured balloon payment—you have strictly 60 days to pay off or cure the default before losing 100% of your down payment and equity on Day 61. Because traditional bank refinances rarely clear underwriting in time, our team deploys immediate balance-sheet cash to pay off the Contract Vendor in 7 to 10 days and rescue your equity.

100% Compliance with the Minnesota Foreclosure Purchaser Protection Act (Ch. 325N)

When facing financial distress in Bloomington, homeowners are often targeted by predatory 'lease-back' or kitchen-table quitclaim schemes. Every foreclosure or redemption acquisition we execute in Hennepin County strictly adheres to the Minnesota Homeowner Equity Protection Act (MN Stat. §§ 325N.10–325N.18). We never use predatory reconveyance traps; every transaction is an honest, transparent outright purchase closed at a licensed Hennepin County title insurance company with full statutory notices and certified wire disbursements.

Minnesota Technical & Regulatory Specifications

SpecificationMinnesota / Bloomington StandardClient Advantage
Post-Sheriff's Sale RightsMN Stat. § 580.23 (6-Month Mortgagor Redemption)Sell anytime during the 6 months after Sheriff's Sale & keep all excess equity
Contract for Deed RescueMN Stat. § 559.21 (Strict 60-Day Cancellation Clock)7-day cash payoff of Vendor balloon/balance before Day 60 forfeiture
Consumer Statutory ProtectionMN Stat. Chapter 325N (Foreclosure Purchaser Act)100% compliant title-company closings with mandatory statutory notices
Delinquent Taxes & HOA LiensMN Stat. Ch. 281 & MCIOA § 515B.3-116 PayoffAll back taxes, assessments & HOA attorney liens paid from proceeds

Frequently Asked Questions: Stop Foreclosure & Sell During MN's 6-Month Redemption Period in Bloomington

Can I really sell my Bloomington house for cash if the Hennepin County Sheriff's Sale already happened 3 months ago?

Yes! Until the last business day of your 6-month redemption period under MN Stat. § 580.23, you have the legal right to sell your Bloomington home, pay off the Sheriff's Certificate amount at closing, and pocket every dollar of remaining equity.

Why is it dangerous to move out and leave my Bloomington home vacant during foreclosure?

Under MN Stat. § 582.032, if a lender proves in Hennepin County District Court that the property is vacant and abandoned, the court can reduce your 6-month redemption period to just 5 weeks. Call us before vacating so we can protect your timeline.

How fast can you close if my 60-day Contract for Deed cancellation or 6-month redemption in Bloomington expires next week?

With verified balance-sheet cash and priority Hennepin County title underwriting, we can close and record your redemption payoff in as little as 5 to 7 business days.

What if I owe delinquent Hennepin County property taxes or an HOA lien in addition to my mortgage?

Our title officer obtains official payoff statements for all delinquent taxes, special assessments, and HOA liens and pays them directly out of the closing proceeds.

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