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Lindsey Iskierka
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Long Beach, California (CA)
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Minnesota Rental License

Lindsey Iskierka
  • Real Estate Agent
  • Long Beach, California (CA)
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My husband and I are looking to purchase our next rental property in Duluth, Minnesota.  While researching we found properties that have "rental licenses".  What are these?  Does this mean that homes without a current rental license can't be tenant occupied?  What are the laws and implications of this?  In Southern California we don't have anything like this.  Any information or resources to find out more information is appreciated.  Thank you!  

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Joe Schaak
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Joe Schaak
  • Investor
  • Stillwater, MN
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I'm only familiar with St Paul rentals, Lindsey, but maybe it will help. In St Paul, rentals are inspected by the Fire Department for safety and any flagrant code violations. If the unit passes, the owner receives a "rental license" which is displayed in a front window or door. Personally, I like the program. I keep my units in good shape so its not really a burden. It gives the tenants further piece of mind. For Duluth, you may want to make a quick call to the city desk to find out more.

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