Minnesota HF2261 clarifies effective dates, modifies landlord covenants, and provides additional remedies for landlords and tenants.
Minnesota HF2261 amends landlord and tenant laws by clarifying effective dates for certain provisions, modifying landlord covenants, and providing additional remedies. The bill specifies that landlords must maintain residential premises in compliance with health and safety laws, supply heat at a minimum temperature, and make energy-efficient improvements. It also outlines procedures for tenants to deposit rent with the court administrator if violations exist. The bill's changes apply retroactively from January 1, 2024, to leases entered into, renewed, or extended on or after that date.
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