Minnesota HF3981 modifies the process for terminating a lease upon the death or infirmity of a tenant.

Minnesota HF3981 amends state statutes to allow a tenant or their authorized representative to terminate a lease upon the death of the tenant or if the tenant requires assistance with daily living activities due to medical reasons or disability. The bill specifies that the termination must be communicated via written notice, either hand-delivered or mailed, and must include medical documentation. The notice must be provided no sooner than the last day of the month it was given. The bill also clarifies that the tenant remains liable for rent and restoration costs.

Minnesota HF3981 modifies the process for terminating a lease upon the death or infirmity of a tenant.

Minnesota HF3981 amends state statutes to allow a tenant or their authorized representative to terminate a lease upon the death of the tenant or if the tenant requires assistance with daily living activities due to medical reasons or disability. The bill specifies that the termination must be communicated via written notice, either hand-delivered or mailed, and must include medical documentation. The notice must be provided no sooner than the last day of the month it was given. The bill also clarifies that the tenant remains liable for rent and restoration costs.