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Mike Wilen — Broker, Licensed Realtor, Founder of MinnesotaTeam.com

Mike Wilen

Broker / Licensed Realtor

Partner, Founder / MinnesotaTeam.com at Coldwell Banker

Mike Wilen brings a level of market expertise and experience driven by first-hand knowledge across nearly every aspect of real estate, including development, acquisitions, management, finance, marketing, and sales, selling over 800 properties representing sellers (listing agent).

Mike operates at the intersection of real estate, capital, and technology, defined by disciplined execution and range that extends well beyond brokerage.

Wilen entered the real estate business as a receptionist before transitioning into sales and emerging as one of Minnesota's leading listing agents. What followed was not a conventional career journey. Before the industry caught up, Wilen and his partner were already building proprietary syndication APIs, data-driven marketing systems, lending analysis tools, distribution infrastructure engineered around pricing intelligence and consumer engagement. Parallel to this, he assembled a substantial privately controlled portfolio of .com's, predominantly real estate-related, and has brokered more than 5,000 digital assets. He founded NONMLS.com, the original off-market and exclusive property syndicate serving sellers and buyers seeking value outside traditional channels. His consumer acquisition network, anchored by 1MW.com (1Megawatt) Marketing, has few equivalents in the industry.

His work with more than 50 of the largest and most sophisticated national and global lenders spans more than 450 REO asset sales, over 1,000 foreclosure-related transitions, and more than 10,000 asset valuations, alongside a proprietary loss severity analytics model built to assess portfolio value and anticipate market risk. His development and land work includes multi-unit residential projects, large-scale lease conversions, condominium developments, distressed asset turnarounds, and the sale and restructuring of more than 1,000 acres across complex zoning, easement, and infrastructure negotiations. The through-line: a consistent bias toward building systems rather than relying on convention, and a track record of doing it early. In a market that increasingly rewards alignment between data, capital, and execution, Wilen doesn't follow the model. He builds it. Now, and next.