If I am correctly understanding the debate regarding landlords and
problem tenants, the City of Minneapolis is holding the landlord
responsible for the actions of problem tenants. Since a landlord is
not present on the property all of the time, that means that the
landlord can not eject the problem tenant immediately as can a
bartender eject a problem patron. Also, it is my understanding that a
landlord can not just eject a tenant, that instead, the landlord must
use the legal system to evict the tenant (is this correct?).
With this in mind, can a landlord put in a clause into the lease that
says the tenant can and will be evicted if the tenant is involved in
any kind of criminal or problem behaviors? What are the landlord
rights in this regard? I am interested in the general aspect of this
and the Minneapolis-specific facets of this.
Scott McGerik
Hawthorne
Minneapolis
http://www.visi.com/~scottlm/
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