- Family-owned in Beloit, WI
- Open daily, 9 AM to 9 PM
- BBB Accredited Business
SWP Home Buyers buys houses in Dodge County, Wisconsin for cash, including Beaver Dam, Waupun, Juneau and nearby towns. No repairs, no fees, and your closing date.
No obligation. A member of our local team will reach out to talk it through.
Rather talk it through? Call (608) 523-9807
Dodge County had 89,396 residents at the 2020 census. Juneau is the county seat and Beaver Dam is the largest city; Horicon, Mayville, Waupun and part of Watertown are also here. Two big lakes shape the county, the 6,718-acre Beaver Dam Lake and the 2,713-acre Fox Lake.
Of 38,123 housing units counted in 2020, 7.0% were vacant, and 71.0% of occupied units were owner-occupied.
In Wisconsin, a mortgage foreclosure is a court process that ends in a sheriff sale (Wis. Stat. ch. 846). Dodge County sheriff sales are held every Wednesday at 10 a.m. in the lobby of the Sheriff’s Office, 124 West Street, Juneau. Successful bidders need 10% of the bid, payable to the Clerk of Courts in cash, money order or certified check, with the balance due at confirmation, and they take the property subject to all legal liens, encumbrances and unpaid real estate taxes. (Dodge County Sheriff sales page) If the lender has filed, there are usually still options before the sale, and selling the house can be one of them. See how a Wisconsin sheriff sale works and selling before foreclosure.
Probate matters go through the Dodge County Register in Probate, in the Justice Facility at 210 W. Center Street, Juneau (920-386-3550, 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays). The Register of Deeds is on the third floor of the Administration Building, 127 E. Oak Street, Juneau. (Dodge County probate page) (Dodge County Register of Deeds) Estates under a small-estate threshold may use Transfer by Affidavit (Wis. Stat. s. 867.03). See our page on selling an inherited house and the Wisconsin probate guide.
Dodge County follows the in rem tax foreclosure process under Wis. Stat. 75.521. The county Treasurer’s page says a tax certificate (lien) is issued against a parcel on September 1 each year if the current year’s taxes are delinquent, and that the county sells foreclosed parcels by sealed bid, not auction, with a 10% deposit and payment due within 10 business days of notification. The Treasurer’s office is at 127 East Oak Street, Juneau. (Dodge County Treasurer foreclosure page) See our page on back taxes and liens.
Family-owned and based in Beloit. Open daily, 9 AM to 9 PM.
We’re a family-owned company based in Beloit. When you call about a house in Dodge County, you’ll talk with our own team.
Mac founded Stillwater Properties, the company behind SWP Home Buyers, after ten years as a middle school teacher. He runs operations and marketing and still talks with sellers one-on-one.
Keeps the paperwork accurate and the communication on time, from the first call through closing.
Helps homeowners work through big decisions with a patient, no-pressure approach.
Questions we hear from Dodge County homeowners. If yours isn’t listed, call us at (608) 523-9807 and we’ll answer it.
If yes: we do, and we work out the details of each sale individually.
We buy across the county. Tell us where the house is and we’ll confirm.
Yes. No repairs or cleaning needed.
We do, and there’s no commission.
As quickly as 7 days when the title is clear, or on the date you choose.
We usually have a written cash offer for you within 24 hours of seeing the house.
No. It’s completely your decision, and we won’t pressure you.
The title company pays it off from the sale at closing, along with any liens or back taxes, and sends you the rest.
Yes, as long as the sale closes before the court confirms a sheriff sale. See how selling before foreclosure works.
Call (608) 523-9807 or tell us about the house on Get a Cash Offer. No obligation.
No obligation. A member of our local team will reach out to talk it through.
Rather talk it through? Call (608) 523-9807
