Minnesota SF2287 allows tenants with autistic children to request accommodations to protect their child from harm in rental properties.
Minnesota SF2287 provides additional accommodations for children with autism in rental properties. Tenants can request reasonable modifications to protect their child from harm, particularly near attractive nuisances like bodies of water. Landlords must make these modifications unless they fundamentally alter the property. Landlords may ask for documentation of the child's condition unless it is already known. Retaliation against tenants for requesting accommodations is prohibited.
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