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Marathon County · 2026 data

Schofield, Wisconsin Home Market Report

Updated 2026-06-21 · by Micah Nicholes, Founder, HouseBuyerz

29% of recent Schofield home sales were all-cash vs. 29% across Wisconsin
Median home value
$192,707
Investor / renter-owned
23%
Homes
1,572
Typical year built
-1
All-cash sales (recent)
29%

Schofield vs. Wisconsin

All-cash sales
29%
Schofield
29%
Wisconsin avg
Investor / renter-owned
23%
Schofield
21%
Wisconsin avg

Who owns the homes in Schofield?

Ownership reflects the most recent public assessor records (2026).

2.1%
Owned by out-of-state owners
WI avg 5.3%
8.5%
Owned by a company or LLC
WI avg 5.6%
77%
Owner-occupied (lived in by owner)
23% investor/renter

Of the roughly 1,572 homes in Schofield, about 2.1% are held by owners with an out-of-state mailing address (below the Wisconsin average of 5.3%), and about 8.5% are titled to a company or LLC rather than a person (in line with the state average of 5.6%).

Company- and out-of-state-owned homes are usually the most willing to sell quickly for cash — they're managed as investments, not lived in.

Curious how Schofield compares to the rest of the state? See our Who Owns Wisconsin study — out-of-state and corporate ownership across all 72 counties.

In Schofield (Marathon County, Wisconsin), the typical home is worth about $192,707, across roughly 1,572 dwellings. About 23% are owned by investors or landlords rather than the people living in them — in line with the Wisconsin average of 21%.

Of recent home sales, roughly 29% closed in all cash — in line with the statewide average of 29%. A higher cash-sale share usually signals active investor and cash-buyer demand in a market.

For homeowners, the takeaway is that there's a real, active cash market for Schofield houses — including as-is, inherited, and off-market sales that never hit the MLS. (HouseBuyerz is one of those cash buyers.)

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