Laws – Minn. Stat. § 504B.211
Notice Can Be Used For
- Showing the unit to prospective tenants, prospective buyers or insurance representatives;
- Performing maintenance;
- Allowing safety inspections by government officials;
- Addressing disturbances caused by the tenant;
- Addressing a landlord’s reasonable suspicion that a tenant is violating the terms of a lease;
- Housekeeping work, in senior housing complexes;
- Verifying whether a tenant has vacated the unit; and
- Other reasonable purposes.
Other Landlord Access
Preventing injury to persons or property: A landlord may enter immediately and without notice if conditions related to maintenance, building security or law enforcement demand it.[1]
Complying with local laws: A landlord may enter immediately and without notice in order to assure compliance with local ordinances.[2]