Key legal requirements for residential landlords and property managers operating in Minnesota.
Governing statute: Minnesota Statutes Ch. 504B
Maintain premises in reasonable repair, fit for intended use, comply with health/safety codes, keep common areas safe
Written notice; emergency tenant remedies action (court), rent escrow, repair and deduct (limited), or termination
24 hours for lost essential services (heat, water, electricity); 14 days for non-emergency
St. Paul passed rent stabilization (3% cap) in 2021, later amended to exempt new construction.
Disclaimer: This is a general summary of Minnesota landlord-tenant law and does not constitute legal advice. Local ordinances may impose additional requirements. Consult a qualified Minnesota attorney for specific situations. Last reviewed: 2026-05.
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