Deployment preview This copy is for review. Owner and investor forms cannot transmit information or create an inquiry from this preview.

Property situations How it works Our role Tell us about a property

Property inquiry

Tell us about a property.

Begin with the facts you know. One clear path keeps the property, its circumstances, and your timing together without forcing you into a seller category.

Begin with the property Review property situations

01 One property. One inquiry.

Conditional questions stay inside the same journey. An unsure answer is valid whenever the facts are not settled.

Start with what is known

The property comes first.

Work through one subject at a time. Save only when you want this browser session to keep the draft, and clear it whenever you want to begin again.

Preview only — submission is disabled

You may review this form, but this deployment cannot transmit the answers or create a property inquiry. Use the canonical production site when you intend to contact Twin Cities Property Options.

Location
Property
Your connection
Occupancy
Condition
Circumstances
Timing
Priorities
Contact
Review

This draft has not been saved.

Why we ask

Begin with the property itself.

The street address, city, state, and ZIP code identify the property without relying on an address-search service.

Why we ask

A simple description is enough.

Property type and unit count provide structural context. Choose another type or unsure whenever the listed descriptions do not fit.

Why we ask

Report the connection you understand.

This answer records context only. Authority, ownership, and the people required for any transaction remain subject to verification.

Why we ask

Describe the property as it is today.

Occupancy is a current factual snapshot. It does not change anyone's rights, establish possession, or replace lease and access review.

Why we ask

A general description is enough.

No construction knowledge is expected. This answer is a starting point, not an inspection, diagnosis, repair estimate, or promise of a solution.

Why we ask

More than one circumstance may apply.

Choose up to eight items that help describe the property. The selection organizes the inquiry; it does not rank the situation, make a legal conclusion, or choose an outcome.

Why we ask

An estimate is enough.

Choose the timing closest to what you are considering. It is context for the conversation, not a deadline or commitment.

Why we ask

Priorities can overlap.

Choose up to five considerations that matter to you. These answers record your stated priorities; they do not rank, score, or recommend a path.

Why we ask

Choose how to continue.

Provide only the channel needed for this inquiry. Permission is specific to email, a phone call, or a text message and changes when your preferred channel changes.

Why we ask

Your report remains distinct from our review.

Check every answer in plain language. The review separates what you reported from what may be evaluated, what remains undetermined, and what this inquiry does not create.

Browser-session draft

Answers are stored only after you choose Save for this session. Clear removes that saved draft from this browser session.

Privacy notice Transaction disclosures

Starting or saving this inquiry does not create an offer or guarantee a closing.

Check these answers

Step 1 of 10 · Location

Where is the property?

Enter the address directly. No address-search service or third-party script is required.

Street address Required

Unit or address detail Optional

City Required

State Required

ZIP code Required

Five digits; ZIP+4 is also accepted.

Country United States

Step 2 of 10 · Property basics

What kind of property is it?

Choose the closest description. Another residential type and unsure are complete, valid answers.

Property type

Single-family house Townhome Condominium Duplex Triplex Fourplex Five or more units Manufactured home Another residential type Unsure

Number of units Required

Enter a whole number from 1 to 500.

Step 3 of 10 · Your connection

How are you connected to the property?

Choose what you understand today. This is a reported relationship, not a decision about legal authority.

Reported relationship to the property

Owner Co-owner Personal or estate representative Trustee Other authorized representative Possible inheritor Another connection Unsure

Step 4 of 10 · Occupancy

Who currently occupies the property?

Choose the closest factual description today. Unknown is a complete, valid answer.

Current property occupancy

Owner-occupied One or more owners currently live at the property. Tenant-occupied One or more renters currently occupy the property. Partially or mixed occupied Occupancy is mixed between people or units, or some part is vacant. Vacant No one currently occupies the property. Unknown You are not sure who currently occupies the property.

This answer reports occupancy only. It does not verify possession, interpret a lease, ask anyone to leave, or provide landlord or tenant advice.

Step 5 of 10 · Condition

How would you describe the condition?

Choose the closest general description. No construction or inspection knowledge is expected.

General property condition

No substantial work known No major repairs are known today; ordinary upkeep or updates may still apply. Cosmetic updating Paint, finishes, fixtures, or other limited updates may be useful. Significant repairs may be needed Several areas or major systems may need attention. Major damage or serious systems issues Severe damage, unsafe conditions, or nonworking systems may be involved. Condition uncertain or prefer to discuss You do not know enough to choose, or would rather explain it in conversation.

This answer is not an inspection, diagnosis, repair estimate, or promise that a particular condition can be resolved.

Step 6 of 10 · Circumstances

What circumstances should we understand?

Select up to eight items that may apply. These choices organize facts; they do not score or rank you, make a legal conclusion, or determine what happens next.

Property circumstances

Inherited or estate property Rental no longer fits current plans Vacant property Deferred maintenance or major repairs Major fire or water damage Code or inspection concerns Time-sensitive payment or foreclosure transition Family, separation, or co-owner coordination Out-of-state ownership, relocation, or distance Title or ownership uncertainty Something else Unsure what applies

Step 7 of 10 · Timing

What timing are you considering?

Choose the closest answer. You are not setting a deadline or committing to a transaction.

Timing under consideration

As soon as practical Under 30 days 30–60 days More than 60 days, within six months Flexible or no target date Researching Unsure

Step 8 of 10 · Priorities

What matters most to you?

Select up to five priorities. More than one can matter, and these choices do not recommend a sale method or rank your situation.

Priorities for this inquiry

More time to decide Highest possible proceeds Faster completion Minimal preparation Flexible possession or occupant transition Greater certainty Privacy Flexible closing Something else matters

Step 9 of 10 · Contact

How may we continue this inquiry?

Add only the contact details needed for your preferred channel. Nothing is sent until the completed inquiry is submitted.

Full name Required

Use the name you would like us to use.

Email Depends on channel

Required when email is preferred.

Phone Depends on channel

Required for a phone call or text.

Preferred contact channel Required

Choose one channel for this property inquiry.

Email Reply about this property inquiry by email. Phone call Call about this property inquiry at the number provided. Text message Text about this property inquiry at the number provided.

Choose a preferred channel to review its permission statement.

This permission is limited to continuing this property inquiry through the selected channel.

Step 10 of 10 · Review

Review the inquiry before it is submitted.

Nothing is sent while you review. Check what you reported, the matters that remain open, and the acknowledgments below.

Property Situation Brief

What your answers describe

Review or edit answers

Property information

Reported facts

Your description

Still undetermined

Matters that remain open

What TCPO may evaluate

Property-specific factors

Next possible procedural step

Review may follow submission

This brief restates your answers and general review considerations. It is not legal, tax, financial, brokerage, repair, title, or valuation advice, and it does not recommend selling, retaining, listing, or accepting a direct purchase.

What you reported

Your answers

These are the answers that will accompany the inquiry. Each edit action returns to the corresponding question.

Property location: Not provided
Property basics: Not provided
Your connection: Not provided
Current occupancy: Not provided
General condition: Not provided
Circumstances: Not provided
Timing: Not provided
Priorities: Not provided
Contact and permission: Not provided

What this inquiry does—and does not—create

A request for a property conversation

Twin Cities Property Options may evaluate a possible purchase for its own account as a principal buyer.
The inquiry does not create an agency or fiduciary relationship, professional advice, an offer, or a guaranteed closing.
Only final written terms signed by the actual parties can control a transaction.
You may consult your own real-estate agent, attorney, tax professional, financial adviser, housing counselor, or other independent professional.

Read the complete company and transaction disclosures.

Confirm your review

Both acknowledgments are required before the completed inquiry can be submitted.

I agree that the information in this inquiry may be used to evaluate and respond to this property inquiry as described in the privacy notice.

Read the privacy notice Version July 24, 2026

I acknowledge the principal-buyer, no-agency, no-guarantee, written-terms, and independent-advice disclosures summarized above.

Read the transaction disclosures Version July 24, 2026

Review both statements before the inquiry can be submitted.

Ready to submit

Your reviewed answers and acknowledgments are complete. Submit when you are ready for Twin Cities Property Options to receive this property inquiry.

Checking your inquiry

We’re confirming that every required answer and acknowledgment is complete.

Submitting your property inquiry

Keep this page open while we wait for a confirmed result.

Your inquiry was received

Twin Cities Property Options confirmed receipt. Keep the inquiry identifier below for your records.

Inquiry identifier

Some information needs attention

The inquiry was not submitted. Review your answers and acknowledgments before trying again.

This inquiry was not accepted

No property inquiry was created from this attempt. You can review the information or begin a new inquiry.

This inquiry was already received

A second inquiry was not created. The identifier below belongs to the existing inquiry.

Existing inquiry identifier

We couldn’t complete the inquiry

Your reviewed answers remain on this page. Try again when you are ready; acceptance has not been confirmed.

Browser scripting is required

Turn on browser scripting to move through and save this inquiry draft. You can still review the privacy notice and transaction disclosures.

Minnesota-rooted, with possible residential property purchases evaluated market by market in the United States.

Information on this site is general and does not create an offer, agency relationship, or professional-advice relationship.

Owners Home Property situations Holding-cost calculator Sale-path worksheet

Other paths Property investors How purchases may work Capital & operating partners

Information Disclosures Privacy Contact