Generally speaking, in order to be a landlord, there would need to be some sort of agreement that she would pay rent in exchange for the right to...

You are going to need to file a wrongful detainer action. It sounds to me like she is an invitee, not a tenant in which case a wrongful detainer...

As long as you have not accepted rent from him, he would be an invitee. As such, you can go ahead and file a wrongful detainer action to remove him...

If she doesn't have the rental license, not quickly. Maryland law states that if the county in question requires a rental license and the Landlord...

As long as you have never charged her rent, she is an invitee, not a tenant. As such, you would need to file a wrongful detainer action. There is...

Am I correct that is a residential lease? The next piece of advice changes if it's a commercial lease. Generally speaking, the Landlord cannot...

You would need to give the Tenant a 10-day notice. After that, you can file a failure to pay rent action. If the Tenant doesn't pay, the Court...

Yes, you can try to file a motion to shield records. The new law that is being referred to does not appear to be retroactive, but you could...

As long as you are not charging rent, she would be considered a tenant. If she doesn't leave, then you would file a wrongful detainer action. Make...

Generally speaking, a notice to vacate is a precursor to most legal actions. Some actions require a 30-day notice, other 60 days, etc. If you...