Explore a detailed collection of laws and regulations specific to Maryland helping you stay informed and compliant.
Unexpected landlord visits can be frustrating and feel like a violation of your privacy. In Maryland, the rules about when a landlord can legally enter a tenant's rental unit are not always clear, leading to confusion and potential conflicts. Whether it&r
Feb 26, 2025
Read moreSecurity deposits, a common aspect of rental contracts, are often the source of misunderstandings or disputes. Maryland security deposit law 8-203 governs security deposit laws with clear regulations to protect all parties involved and ensure transparency
Feb 26, 2025
Read moreIn Maryland, both landlords and tenants must follow specific legal obligations when terminating a tenancy. Landlord's notice to end a periodic tenancy Maryland law requires landlords to give a minimum of 7 days' notice before terminating a week-to-w
Feb 26, 2025
Read moreBefore a property can be used as a rental it needs to be in a condition fit for human habitation, and throughout the tenancy both the landlord and the tenant have separate duties to keep the unit in this habitable condition. The property must be in a cl
Feb 26, 2025
Read moreGetting paid on time and for the correct amount every month...every landlord’s dream! Maryland imposes a bit of forced organization on the landlord regarding rent payments. Receipts and records In Maryland the landlord must provide a receipt for a ren
Feb 26, 2025
Read moreWhether your rental is your former primary residence or an investment property, having the proper insurance is key to being adequately protected as a landlord. Your insurance agent can review the type of policy and coverage you may need, so make sure th
Feb 26, 2025
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