Currently Maryland State law does not cap rent increases, but some local municipalities do (most do not have a cap). Assuming the property in...

As long as you have permission from one of the co-owners then you can remain on the property. It sounds to me like you have permission from your...

Your recourse is ultimately to file a lawsuit in your local District Court to seek an eviction. Based on the information you've provided it...

You're most likely obligated to pay the entire month. Rent for the entire month is due on the first. So if you're there on the first of the...

As a general rule the answer is yes. This is extremely common. You want to make sure that the tenant's conditions is up to code. For example,...

You can still file for expungement even if you live out of State. I'm in the State of Maryland but I've filed plenty of expungement petitions...

I think you should also consider asking your landlord just dismiss the lawsuit if you can resolve everything before the hearing date.

It depends. The public health emergency may prohibit you from raising rent. Landlords cannot raise rent for unsubsidized private housing during...

Probably. You're the landlord. Tenants cannot deny landlords reasonable access to the property. After all, landlords are responsible for...

Here's what you can do: First, consider having an attorney draft a reply to your landlord. Some landlords try to bully tenants that are not...