
City Of Minneapolis Rental Property License FAQ’S
If you own a home in the city of Minneapolis and have decided to rent it out, you are required to have a rental license for the property. Many homeowners may not be experienced when it comes to it rental licenses, therefore hiring a Minneapolis property manager is recommended as they have experience in renting and rental licenses.
Below are frequently asked questions directly from the city of Minneapolis’s website that should help homeowners who have questions about rental licenses:
How do I change the mailing address for the owner of the license?
A request to change the address must be submitted in writing and mailed to 250 S 4th Street, Room 300, Minneapolis, MN 55415 or faxed to the attention of the Rental Licensing Department at (612) 673-5819. If the owner resides outside of the 16 county metro areas, the owner must name a local contact person as their manager. A new rental license application must be submitted, signed by the owner, and signed by the new manager. The manger’s signature must be notarized.
My rental property is vacant or has changed to owner occupied– what should I do?
The owner must notify the department in writing at 250 S 4th Street, Room 300, Minneapolis, MN 55415 that they wish to close a rental license.
My rental property is in foreclosure, what should I do?
The owner must maintain a rental license and maintain the property until the redemption date stated on the foreclosure documents. The redemption date and other foreclosure information can be found at http://www4.co.hennepin.mn.us/webforeclosure/
I’m no longer the property manager, what do I do?
The property manager must notify the Housing Inspections department in writing at 250 S 4th Street, Room 300, Minneapolis, MN 55415 that they no longer are involved with the property.
Why didn’t I receive my bill?
The bill is sent to the contact/manager address provided by the owner on their application. If the address of the contact/manager has changed, the owner must notify the department in writing at 250 S 4th Street, Room 300, Minneapolis, MN 55415 of the new address.
How can I update my contact information?
To change a property manager, a new updated application signed by the owner, signed and notarized by the new manager, must be submitted to the department. No additional fees are required.
Why did I receive this bill?
The Annual Renewal Bill is mailed mid July each year. The license expires annually on August 31st.
Do we need a rental license if it’s a family member occupying the property?
If the property is relative homesteaded, a rental license is required. If you occupy the property and have a family member living with you in the same unit, then a rental license is not required
Do I need a rental license if I have a roommate?
A rental license is not required if you own and occupy the property. However, the number of roommates you can have is limited by the Housing and Zoning codes. For more details see MCO 244.790 – 244-860 and MCO 546.50.
How can I cancel my rental license?
You must notify the department in writing at 250 S 4th Street, Room 300, Minneapolis, MN 55415 that you wish to close the rental license.
To view the webpage and learn more about Minneapolis rental regulations visit http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/inspections/rental/inspections_rental-faq
Last Updated on Tuesday, 15 May 2012 15:22
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