Depending on circumstances, in Minnesota it’s usually possible to have a lease of any length of time, as long as the length of the lease term is specific and agreed in writing by the landlord and tenant. Oral leases must be for a term of less than one year, and the landlord must own fewer than 12 rental units. Otherwise, all leases must be written to be fully valid.
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