Housing Protest Near Warroad, Minnesota
WARROAD, MN (trfnews.i234.me) Residents of a trailer park near Warroad, Minnesota are revolting, after the new owner quickly more than doubled their monthly lot rent.
Protests Over Housing Issues Erupt Near Warroad, Minnesota
someone should post a read through video of the letter that was received, also it sounds like a class-action lawsuit that can be filed against the new owner because of the way the law states that changes require not less than a 30 day notice, and there are federal regulations that would play in favor for residents because, for people with disabilities, elderly and other conditions HIPPA and ADA and other "things" could come to play. the recorded message that was included in the video does violate HIPPA laws because a landlord cannot ask about the ability to work of an individual or spouse. also, new lease agreements would need to be signed by the residents with a clause that states if they do not agree with the terms what can/ will be done to accommodate the changes or relocate
The new owner is GREEDY. That type of greed should be illegal.
Call the housing authority in Minnesota.. State law I believe has to be a Delivered one month advance in rent and can't be over a certain percentage of the total monthly payment.. also if your going thru this… Call Social Services, Roseau County will help fight for you..