Asked by user in Minnesota. Answered by Enjuris Editors.
Under Minnesota state law, landlords are required to disclose specific information to tenants (usually in the rental agreement). This information includes everything from existing damages to the presence of a methamphetamine laboratory at the rental unit prior to the tenant’s occupancy.
Unfortunately, landlords in Minnesota are not required to make any disclosures regarding parking.
In some situations, your landlord may be required to take certain steps to make the surrounding area safer for those who have to park and walk to the apartment (e.g., security lights, security cameras, etc.)