Landlord Education

In this article, we will discuss the steps a landlord needs to take to de-escalate the situation, how to maintain professional boundaries, how to work with your tenant, resources you can provide your tenant with, and, if that fails, file a failure to pay rent case in Maryland.  The situation: One of the worst nightmares a […]

Tenant Holding over in Maryland is daunting and difficult to maneuver without additional guidance, so we’ve put together an informative guide for landlords and property managers like you. Do you know exactly what to do when tenants hold over after their lease has expired?  We’ll provide comprehensive information on the laws surrounding tenant holding over

If you’re a landlord or property manager in Maryland, knowing the ins and outs of eviction is important. The process can be complicated, and many rules and regulations must be followed and adhered to. In this post, we’ll cover the information you need to know about eviction in Maryland, including the difference between an eviction

Documentation for landlords As a landlord, it’s important to keep detailed records of your rental property. This documentation can help you track expenses, keep tabs on maintenance and repairs, and document your income and expenses. In this blog post, we’ll share some tips on what documentation you should be keeping for your rental property. 1.

Keeping it separate when running your rental property business. As a landlord, you’re running a business. And although it may be tempting to blur the lines between your business and personal finances, communication, and record-keeping, keeping them separate is vital. Here’s why: maintaining clear records will make it easier to track your rental income and expenses,

Rental application process Creating a process for your apartment rental business is essential to ensuring its success. Having a process in place is critical in streamlining operations and keeping track of the crucial details of your tenants and those who applied. This blog post will share tips on creating a process for your rental business.

What Is a Failure to Pay Rent Action in Maryland? When your tenant fails to pay rent that is due by the due date the landlord may file a Failure To Pay Rent (FTPR) Notice with the District Court. This is the first step in the Maryland eviction process. Service Details Baltimore Rent Court Agents

 As a landlord or property manager, you may find yourself needing to take legal action against tenants who are non-compliant with their rental agreements. In such cases, you may need to enlist the services of a rent court agent. A rent court agent is an individual who represents landlords and property managers in rent court