Minnesota SF1416 allows tenants to house a youth aged 25 or younger for up to 60 days without eviction or rent increase.

Minnesota SF1416 creates a right for residential tenants to house a youth aged 25 or younger for up to 60 days. During this period, landlords cannot evict tenants or raise rent or utility fees. Tenants must notify landlords within seven days of the youth's arrival. Tenants remain responsible for damages, rent, and other obligations. Eviction actions or retaliation cases against tenants for housing a youth will be dismissed, and landlords will be liable for tenant damages, court fees, and attorney fees.

Minnesota SF1416 allows tenants to house a youth aged 25 or younger for up to 60 days without eviction or rent increase.

Minnesota SF1416 creates a right for residential tenants to house a youth aged 25 or younger for up to 60 days. During this period, landlords cannot evict tenants or raise rent or utility fees. Tenants must notify landlords within seven days of the youth's arrival. Tenants remain responsible for damages, rent, and other obligations. Eviction actions or retaliation cases against tenants for housing a youth will be dismissed, and landlords will be liable for tenant damages, court fees, and attorney fees.