About Richfield

Much of Richfield's single-family housing was built in the 1950s, and many of its apartment buildings date from the 1960s and early 1970s. Veterans Memorial Park is home to the city's outdoor pool and ice arena, and the Nine Mile Creek Regional Trail passes through the city. Richfield is served by Richfield Public Schools (ISD 280).

Rental licensing in Richfield

Rental license required

Richfield requires all residential rental property to be licensed and inspected every year, with renewals due by December 31. Inspections cover the interior, exterior and common areas; the license fee includes two inspections, and further re-inspections cost extra. Owners must follow the city's occupancy limits for sleeping rooms and the zoning code's definition of family.

For the homes we manage, we take care of the city's licensing or registration steps and keep owners compliant as the rules change.

Source: City of Richfield — official rental licensing page. Requirements and fees change; check the city for current details.

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Rate lock: Sign a management agreement by December 31, 2026, and your monthly management fee for that home ($99 for your first home, $79 for each additional home) won't go up for as long as that agreement stays in effect. A vacancy doesn't end it. Cancelling the agreement or selling the home does.