Are there any restrictions after the 90-day tenant notification period expires?

If the new owner intends to increase rent, require existing tenants to be rescreened, terminate or not renew housing unit rental agreements, or impose a material change in the terms of the lease within the 30 days immediately following the end of the three-month tenant notification period, the owner must disclose this information to tenants within the required notice. Failure to do so may subject the owner to penalties as outlined in the Ordinance. After that time, the City of New Brighton Tenant Notification Ordinance would no longer apply and owners can manage the property in accordance with their preferred management practices.

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1. What is my responsibility as a seller?
2. I’m buying a housing building, what is my responsibility?
3. Can I raise rents, facilitate non-renewals without cause, make a material change to the lease, or re-screen existing residents during the three-month period following the transfer in ownership?
4. Are there any restrictions after the 90-day tenant notification period expires?
5. If a lease expires during the three-month notification period, can I raise the rent?
6. How can I learn more or file a complaint?