More Property Owners Being Blamed for Crime!
As Minneapolis gets tough on landlords, some lose licenses, tenants lose homes
Rental properties that aren't up to code are being shut down as the Problem Properties Unit puts the pressure on negligent landlords.
Minneapolis has a message for negligent landlords: Fix up your properties or lose your privilege to rent.
This year, the city has revoked rental licenses from 31 properties owned by eight landlords - up from two revocations last year. Armed with new authority from the City Council, the city's Problem Properties Unit wants to keep up the pressure on landlords who repeatedly fail to bring their properties up to code.
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Rental properties that aren't up to code are being shut down as the Problem Properties Unit puts the pressure on negligent landlords.
Minneapolis has a message for negligent landlords: Fix up your properties or lose your privilege to rent.
This year, the city has revoked rental licenses from 31 properties owned by eight landlords - up from two revocations last year. Armed with new authority from the City Council, the city's Problem Properties Unit wants to keep up the pressure on landlords who repeatedly fail to bring their properties up to code.
Please click onto the title of this post for the rest of the story.
posted by Bob at Sunday, December 17, 2006
3 Comments:
It would appear that they have leaarned from St. Paul. Maybe they will also get a lawsuit against them!
Lawsuits talk louder then words, against city government.
Speak Out, and Speak Up!
Be the first on your block to bring A "Lawsuit" on your city.
Lets tear every property in the city down and then there will be no crime at all.
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