Minnesota Fair Chance Access to Housing Act establishes fair housing practices.
The Minnesota Fair Chance Access to Housing Act aims to ensure fair housing practices by prohibiting landlords from denying rental applications based on criminal records. Landlords must issue conditional offers if applicants meet other criteria. They can only consider criminal records if they involve specific offenses. If a conditional offer is withdrawn, landlords must notify applicants in writing and return fees. Landlords are immune from liability for complying with the act. The commissioner of human rights enforces the act.
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