I've read that lease options can vary geographically, so I was curious if anyone is actively using this strategy near Minneapolis?

In Minneapolis you don’t need a license for the side that you occupy.

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I’m 40 minutes sw of MINNEAPOLIS.

Hi there Minneapolis and St.

I'm looking for a budget number to connect to city water & sewer, and gas for a new build in Minneapolis, a vacant lot that has not had utilities before. 

I have a duplex in South east Minneapolis that I bought for 179k in 2014, which I'm very familiar with the neighborhood and have been quite successful with tenants and cash flow/appreciation.  

Right now, the train from Big Lake to downtown Minneapolis takes 55 minutes. 

Background information, we're transitioning out of the military and moving back to the Minneapolis area. 

I am located in Minneapolis and I want them to look over lease documents for NNN property to make sure all my bases are covered before proceeding forward.