Protecting Manufactured Homeowners: A Key Step for Minnesota’s Future
- Sadie McPherson

- Apr 21
- 1 min read

Minnesota manufactured homeowners are at a crossroads, facing sharp rent increases and uncertain futures. Ross Nova recognizes this challenge as a crucial issue for his leadership agenda, emphasizing the need for strong protections to keep families safe and secure in their homes.
The recently passed Senate bill aims to cap rent hikes at 3% annually, unless property owners can justify higher increases due to costs like property taxes or repairs. It also ensures residents have the first opportunity to purchase their communities if they go up for sale. These measures align with Nova’s commitment to accountability and infrastructure that supports stable communities.
However, progress has stalled in the House, where political maneuvering has delayed protections for vulnerable Minnesotans. Ross Nova believes leadership should rise above politics to prioritize public safety and housing stability, ensuring no family is displaced due to sudden rent spikes.
Many manufactured homeowners have seen their rents nearly double after out-of-state companies acquired their parks. This threatens not only their homes but the fabric of Minnesota communities. Nova’s platform calls for comprehensive solutions that protect residents and promote responsible property management.
Ross Nova understands that housing security is fundamental to public safety and community well-being. By advocating for legislation that balances fair rent controls with property owners’ rights, Nova offers a path forward that safeguards families and strengthens Minnesota’s infrastructure.
Minnesota deserves a governor who will fight for accountability, protect residents from unfair rent hikes, and ensure that every family has a stable place to call home. Support Ross Nova for governor to build safer, stronger communities across the state.
**Source: FOX 9**
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