Ensuring fair and equitable access to housing is not just a moral obligation—it’s the law. For landlords in Maryland, understanding the Fair Housing Act and related state regulations is crucial to running a successful and compliant rental business. These landlord...
In Maryland, a landlord can evict a tenant for certain legitimate reasons, such as nonpayment of rent, lease violations, or refusal of a tenant to move out once the lease expires. These are commonly known as ‘just’ eviction causes. As a landlord, you must follow the...
Under Maryland landlord-tenant law, landlords have a right to collect a security deposit from their tenants. In exercising this right, however, you must ensure you keep certain things in mind. Here are the key highlights of the Maryland security deposit law to ensure...
To rent out your Maryland rental property successfully, you must familiarize yourself with Title 8 of Maryland Statutes. This will help you know what you can and cannot do with it comes to all the facets of landlording. The following are the important basics of the...
WHY YOU SHOULD CONSIDER A PROPERTY MANAGER FOR YOUR RENTAL PROPERTIES You are probably looking for strategies to increase your income and decrease your stress as a landlord. You might wish to think about using a property manager as one alternative. A property manager...
Owning investment properties means preparing for maintenance. It could be something as simple as a door that sticks or something as huge as a roof replacement or a new furnace. As someone who owns rental property in Prince George’s County, you probably stay...
