SF505

Definition modification of investor seller
Legislative Session 94 (2025-2026)

Related bill: HF1792

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Senate File No. 505 is a legislative bill introduced in Minnesota that proposes modifications to existing laws regarding contracts for deed, primarily concerning the sale and transfer of land and property. The bill details amendments to several statutes to clarify and update procedures for recording deeds and other land transfer instruments. It specifies the handling of taxes and fees that must be paid or verified before such documents can be officially recorded. If any taxes are overdue on the property described in these documents, the county auditor must verify and certify this before the transfer can go through. The bill also lists various types of legal documents related to property transactions that can be exempt from this requirement under certain conditions. Additionally, it imposes penalties for county recorders or registrars who fail to comply with these stipulations, making them liable for any resulting damages. Overall, the bill aims to streamline and tighten the processes for transferring property titles, ensuring all pertinent taxes are addressed, and providing clear guidelines for when certain exemptions apply.

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DateChamberWhereTypeNameCommittee Name
January 23, 2025SenateActionIntroduction and first reading
January 23, 2025SenateActionReferred toJudiciary and Public Safety
February 20, 2025SenateActionComm report: To pass as amended
February 20, 2025SenateActionSecond reading
April 09, 2025SenateActionRule 45; subst. General Orders
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