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Need Help? Schedule A Consultation Transcript: Hey everyone, this is Minnesota landlord law where we help investors Buy, sell manage and develop real property. Today, this is the property management series titled new 2020 Minneapolis rental property applicant screening ordinance will go into the specifics. This is not legal advice. Please consult an attorney before…
With Covid-19, the world of commercial real estate is drastically different overnight. The impacts are severe and mounting. Impacts will continue to be severe for the foreseeable future. However, impacts will not be uniform across all commercial uses and tenants.
With Covid-19, the world of commercial real estate is drastically different overnight. The impacts are severe and mounting. Impacts will continue to be severe for the foreseeable future. However, impacts will not be uniform across all commercial uses and tenants.
In 2018, residential rental properties face an environment of increasing regulation at all levels of government: local, state, and federal. After 15 years around multifamily rental properties, even I find it difficult to keep track of the growing patchwork of laws, statutes, ordinances, and rules. One critical aspect of successfully operating or managing, and now…
In 2018, residential rental properties face an environment of increasing regulation at all levels of government: local, state, and federal. After 15 years around multifamily rental properties, even I find it difficult to keep track of the growing patchwork of laws, statutes, ordinances, and rules. One critical aspect of successfully operating or managing, and now…
If you are a landlord of residential rental property in the state of Minnesota, you may be subject to a rent escrow action to remedy alleged “violation(s)” at your property.
Most if not all developers take the position: “I will not pay any hard money until I receive my full entitlements. I am conducting tests and adding value to your property. There is no room to add non-refundable money.” Well, I can tell you from first hand experience–that is just not true. If a seller has a unique piece of property special to a developer, they will agree in purchase agreement to put up hard money in a strong market.
Most if not all developers take the position: “I will not pay any hard money until I receive my full entitlements. I am conducting tests and adding value to your property. There is no room to add non-refundable money.” Well, I can tell you from first hand experience–that is just not true. If a seller has a unique piece of property special to a developer, they will agree in purchase agreement to put up hard money in a strong market.
Most if not all developers take the position: “I will not pay any hard money until I receive my full entitlements. I am conducting tests and adding value to your property. There is no room to add non-refundable money.” Well, I can tell you from first hand experience–that is just not true. If a seller has a unique piece of property special to a developer, they will agree in purchase agreement to put up hard money in a strong market.