The rental licenses for two Minneapolis properties were revoked by the City Council on Friday. California resident Robert Faison lost his license for a property at a single family home at 4105 5th Av. S. after code violations discovered on May 11, 2011 went uncorrected. Since 2009 Faison has been fined $6,430 for 14 uncorrected violations including deteriorating walls, "combustible materials and rodent harborages," unmowed grass, broken handrails as well as unpaid inspection fees. Keith Lentz lost his rental license for a two-unit property at 1919 10th Av. S. for failing to pay a $1,325.75 civil judgment against him. City records indicated Lentz "wrongfully" withheld $750 of a renter's security deposit. Read the Faison "finding of facts" here. Ignore the misspelled names and addresses found within. Read the Lentz "finding of facts" here.
Minneapolis rental licenses revoked
One landlord neglected a property. Another "wrongfully" withheld a security deposit.
By Jane Friedmann
June 18, 2012 at 10:52PM
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