Minnesota SF2421 requires landlords to provide alternative payment methods to digital platforms and limits utility service billing rates.
Minnesota SF2421 mandates that landlords offer tenants an alternative payment method if the digital platform is unavailable. It prohibits landlords from taking adverse actions, such as evictions or late fees, if rent is not paid on time due to digital platform unavailability. The bill also limits the rate landlords can charge tenants for apportioned utility services, requiring it to be no less frequent and no higher than the rate charged to the landlord by the utility provider.
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