South metro
Property management in Shakopee
Shakopee sits on the Minnesota River and has been the Scott County seat since 1853. The city says the 1995 opening of the Bloomington Ferry Bridge set off a period of new business and residential growth, and new neighborhoods continue to appear across the city. We lease and manage single-family homes and townhomes here.
About Shakopee
Huber Park, on the river in downtown Shakopee, is a parking and access point for the Minnesota Valley State Trail. The city is also home to Valleyfair and Canterbury Park, and its parks include Lions Park, Quarry Lake Park, Tahpah Park and Scenic Heights Park. Public schools are part of Shakopee Public Schools (ISD 720).
Rental licensing in Shakopee
Rental license required
Shakopee requires a rental license for all non-owner-occupied rental properties. A license is valid for 36 months with annual renewal, and every rental unit is inspected every three years; properties with recurring problems can be inspected more often or have the license revoked. Applicants must show proof that the current year's property taxes are paid and proof of hazard/fire and liability insurance.
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 Shakopee — official rental licensing page. Requirements and fees change; check the city for current details.
Homes we've leased in Shakopee
Shakopee
Own a home in Shakopee?
Get a free rental analysis — what it would rent for, how fast it would lease, and what management would cost. Owners who join by December 31, 2026 lock in $99/mo for as long as we continuously manage their home.
Looking to rent in Shakopee?
See available homes, or join the waitlist to hear about the next one before it's posted anywhere else.
More communities in the South metro regionCompare management costs