Minnesota Home Rental

The tree in the front yard is hard to landscape around, since the roots are coming up, so typical blocks/landscaping pavers wouldn't work for us. Nathan got some nice big rocks/boulders and made a border around the tree and built it up a little with some black dirt and mulch. He reused some existing hostas and added a few more plants. It looks really nice. He also replaced some of the sod that is right on the curb, the snowplowing from the winter just made it a mess! He kept in communication with me on when he would be out and he was true to his word and completed the work in the time frame agreed. He also didn't leave any mess behind (always grateful of that!) He did such a nice job, we had him come back out to remove a tree that was growing in a place it shouldn't be and replaced it with a little hydrangea tree. Again, he got the job done in the agreed time frame. He is very professional and knowledgeable. We are already thinking about what we can hire him to do next!

When I first signed on with MN Home Rental, I worked directly with Chad. He was very informative and even helped coach me on how to handle some issues that I had between my neighbor and my tenant. Over time, I felt that service declined. They signed on with a new company to handle repairs, and they over charge and mis represent themselves as actually being MN Home Rental. When my last renter moved out, I was able to put my property for sale. As such, I went to look things over myself and found that the new refrigerator was scratched and dented and that kitchen floor looked like 100 knives were dropped on it. Somehow this passed the move out inspection. MN Home Rental didn't bank on me meeting my tenant in person. She notified me that when they did the initial walk thru, the rep from MN Home Rental "opened and closed the microwave" and then said "well, everything looks good". She also let me know that MN Home Rental was sending potential renters over there without any representatives from the company and no one ever alerted me as the owner. Perhaps this is par for the course in this industry....but I find it extremely unsafe and it needlessly puts future tenants/owners at risk by letting just anyone access the home unescorted when the keys were inside.