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Joe Kristoff
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Minneapolis Inspection for Conversion to a Rental

Joe Kristoff
  • Minneapolis, MN
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I’m having my house in Minneapolis inspected for conversion to a rental and compliance with the Housing Maintenance Code. Does anyone know if there are specific things the inspector will tend to focus on? When I’ve had inspections out to close permits they’ve always been sticklers for smoke and carbon monoxide detectors. Are there any other similar areas of focus for this inspection? Thanks.

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Matt Higgins
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I’ve had a couple ridiculous inspections in Minneapolis before.  Once they made me hire an engineer because a support beam had chipped paint.  Maybe make sure the windows are operational.  Here is the link to the checklist.  http://bryant-cpa.com/wp-conte...

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