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Orono) a few years back, and the tenants had similar functions to the subject property. They <br />would have been within the rights to hold a lease more than 30 days. <br />In closing I feel that this is taking away a right to someone who purchased the property. There <br />could even be a grandfathered clause where current owners are allowed to rent short term, but <br />not new owners after a certain date. <br />I would also like to mention the semi -proposed long term rental regulations as well. We also <br />own a townhome in Orono, which we have rented out for the past 5 years. I have had 2 sets of <br />wonderful tenants which have not caused any issues to the community. Both tenants have <br />treated the home as their own. As the owner, it is in my best interest to find tenants which till <br />treat the property well. I had extensive background checks completed and followed up with <br />references. I do understand the need for licensing, but at some point a 'required rental <br />inspection' may be too much. I understand the city making sure they have the information of <br />the tenants on file, but I do not think an inspection is needed. Also, please take into account a <br />nominal fee for a license. Homeowners are much more likely to abide by the license <br />requirements if the fee is nominal. New Hope has an outrageous fee and makes it nearly <br />impossible to rent the property, which in turn creates situations where the landlords may enter <br />into contract for deeds, or other ways around to show new ownership. I would be interested in <br />being included in the discussion for this item. <br />Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. <br />Respectful yours, <br />Ben Kieffer & John Kieffer <br />2024 Shadywood Road <br />3741 Livingston Court <br />Ben Kieffer <br />Owner & Association Manager <br />®❑ <br />Compass Management Group, Inc. <br />'A Trusted Guide" <br />415 Indian Mound St E, Suite 101 <br />Wayzata, MN 55391 <br />P: 612.888.4705 <br />E: ben&compassmanagement.com <br />W: www.compassmana,gement.com <br />
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