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How to make a complaint

Landlords know how this goes: a problem handled early stays small. Here's how to raise one with us.

Short answer

Go back to whoever you talked to, or call (218) 673-3221. If you'd rather not, your state's consumer office takes these too: the Minnesota Attorney General, or DATCP in Wisconsin.

Raise it with us

Go back to whoever you've been talking with. No answer, or you'd rather not talk to them? Call the number on this page and ask for someone else. Name the building, spell out the problem, and tell us the fix you're after.

How we handle it

We pull up the messages and any paperwork, then get back to you with what we see. When we're at fault, we own it and sort out what we can. When we see it differently, you get our reasoning. There's no promised reply time on this page, since we'd rather get the answer right.

Outside options

No need to come to us first. Minnesota owners can use the Office of the Minnesota Attorney General. Wisconsin owners can use the consumer protection bureau at the Department of Agriculture, Trade and Consumer Protection (DATCP). Their own sites list current contact details.

If it's turned into a legal dispute, get your own attorney. We can't advise you on a dispute with us.

Done being a landlord?

Tell us the address and who's living there. We own rental property around here ourselves, so we read a lease the way a landlord does.

(218) 673-3221

We are the buyer you deal with. Asking what we would pay costs nothing and commits you to nothing.

Ask what we would pay for the rental

We read a lease the way a landlord does, and we call you back ourselves.

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