[Mpls] A landlord question

2002-05-31 Thread Kate Carey
Is there a law about how much a tenants rent can be raised and how often? Where would a person look up this information? ~Kate Carey Ventura Village (I think) ___ Minneapolis Issues Forum - A Civil City Civic Discussion - Mn E-Democracy Post messages to: [EMAI

Re: [Mpls] A landlord question

2002-05-31 Thread Craig Miller
I'll beat Mr. Luce to the punch. If proper/legal/reasonable notice is given, the landlord can raise rent as much or as often as they like. Provided 1. Does not violate terms of agreed upon lease 2. Violate laws of the land, example: All the single people are getting rent increases but not t

Re: [Mpls] A landlord question

2002-05-31 Thread JIM GRAHAM
can take the boy out of the sharecroppers field, but you can't wash it all out of his mind). Jim Graham, Ventura Village, Phillips Community, (and the real world) - Original Message - From: Kate Carey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, May 31, 2002

RE: [Mpls] A landlord question

2002-05-31 Thread Garwood, Robin
Kate Carey wrote: "Is there a law about how much a tenants rent can be raised and how often?" No, but there should be. What percentage increase per year is reasonable? Fifty? One hundred? Thirty-three and a third? Fifteen? We as a city can and should have this discussion. And then we shoul

Re: [Mpls] A landlord question

2002-05-31 Thread Alexandra Ellison
here is a resource: the landlord/tenant rights and responsibilities handbook. it can be downloaded from the AG website: http://www.ag.state.mn.us/consumer/housing/L&T/LT.htm or you can request a copy to be mailed to you. also, in my opinion, the idea of rent control is absurd. my expenses are

Re: [Mpls] A landlord question

2002-06-01 Thread Chris
You need to look under Minnesota Statute 504.?? for the rental laws. As for raising rent, it can be raised as many times as the landlord wishes if there is not a valid contract lease (in other words, if you are on month to month) with a one month notice before the rent is raised. The rent can go

Re: [Mpls] A landlord question(& More Murder Minuetia)

2002-05-31 Thread PennBroKeith
In a message dated 5/31/02 6:44:16 AM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << Is there a law about how much a tenants rent can be raised and how often? Where would a person look up this information? ~Kate Carey Ventura Village (I think) >> Keith says; There is no limit, ex

Re: [Mpls] A landlord question(& More Murder Minuetia)

2002-05-31 Thread Kate Carey
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Re: [Mpls] A landlord question/Market moves downward, too

2002-05-31 Thread PennBroKeith
In a message dated 5/31/02 4:26:27 PM Central Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << You know that seems like a hostile response. Maybe I am just being touchy. I live with 5 blocks of Mr. Graham and my rent is going up by more than 10% for the second time in 6 months. I was just wonde