But, Prospective Buyers Have to Be Told So, how does a Seller avoid spending thousands on replacing old, damaged, or simply ugly window treatments? If the home is vacant**, by removing them. Step #2: on the Minnesota Seller Disclosure, checking the “NA” box where the form asks if the home includes window treatments, and if...Read More
The Direct Approach No landlord — especially in Minnesota — wants to deal with a vacancy when it’s 10° degrees outside (or -20° below). How do you prevent that? At least one property manager I know explicitly writes that into their rental lease. If the rental begins any time other than December, January, or February, the...Read More
Sizing Up Twin Cities Malls (the Big & Small of Local Malls) [Editor’s note: my regular gig is residential real estate, not retail or commercial. However, I do have a solid business background, plus a decades-long familiarity with the Twin Cities and local trends. Rough estimates of acreage, land value, etc. are exactly that.] It may not...Read More
