I’m not a landlord. How does this change help or impact me?

The main effect of this ordinance is the comfort knowing that rental properties are properly maintained, and that adequate recourse now exists for the City should problems arise.  Existing “disorderly premises” regulations that previously only applied to licensed multi-family buildings will now apply to all rentals.

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1. Why did the City of New Brighton expand the licensing requirement to single family and duplex rental units?
2. I’ve never had to get a rental license before for my property…will the licensing process be difficult?
3. Is there a cost for this license and will an inspection be required?
4. How will this new program effect rents in single-family and duplex rental units?
5. How will the City approach inspections?
6. Who will be involved during the inspection?
7. I’m not a landlord. How does this change help or impact me?
8. When do I need to secure a license for 2023?
9. Where can I find the complete ordinance establishing the expanded licensing program?
10. Who can I contact if I have questions?