Minnesota SF1671 requires landlords to provide just cause for terminating a tenancy.

Minnesota SF1671 mandates that landlords must establish just cause for terminating a tenancy or refusing to renew a lease. Landlords must provide tenants with a 180-day notice and a one-month rent relocation fee before termination. If the landlord withdraws the rental property, they must file a notice of intent with the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency. Tenants affected by the withdrawal can seek damages and attorney fees if the property is rented again within five years.

Minnesota SF1671 requires landlords to provide just cause for terminating a tenancy.

Minnesota SF1671 mandates that landlords must establish just cause for terminating a tenancy or refusing to renew a lease. Landlords must provide tenants with a 180-day notice and a one-month rent relocation fee before termination. If the landlord withdraws the rental property, they must file a notice of intent with the Minnesota Housing Finance Agency. Tenants affected by the withdrawal can seek damages and attorney fees if the property is rented again within five years.