Minnesota landlord forms.
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A vetted pack of Minnesota-compliant landlord forms — lease agreements, eviction notices, deposit letters, and the disclosures Minn. Stat. 504B requires. Built for independent landlords running single-family rentals from Minneapolis-Saint Paul to Duluth to Rochester.
15 Minnesota-compliant forms, ready to use.
Each form is keyed to Minn. Stat. 504B where applicable, with the correct notice periods, deadlines, and disclosures pre-filled. Customize once, reuse across every property.
- Minnesota residential lease agreement
- Lease application
- 14-day eviction notice (non-payment)
- Notice to vacate (lease violation)
- Move-in / move-out inspection checklist
- Security deposit itemized deduction (21-day)
- Pet addendum
- Smoke-free addendum
- Lead-based paint disclosure (federal)
- Notice of rent increase
- Entry notice (reasonable advance — 24-hour norm)
- Sublease agreement
- Lease termination letter
- Welcome letter
- Carbon monoxide alarm disclosure (Minn. Stat. 299F.51)
Why state-specific matters in Minnesota
Security deposit cap
No statutory cap
Non-payment eviction notice
14-day notice
Deposit return deadline
21 days after move-out
Late fee cap
No more than 8% of overdue rent
Notice periods and deposit rules vary by state and can change each session. Always confirm against current Minn. Stat. 504B before serving any notice.
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Every form in this pack is drafted against the current text of Minn. Stat. 504B and reviewed by a licensed Minnesota attorney — that’s legal-muster review, not legal counsel for your specific tenancy. Statutes change, and the facts of every rental are different. Before you serve a notice, sign a lease, or rely on any form here, have your own attorney confirm it fits your situation. Landlord Command is your software — not your lawyer.
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