Can I give a month-to-month tenant in Maryland notice to move during COVID-19?
As pointed out, yes, you absolutely can. However, there is nothing you can do about it if the tenant chooses not to leave. You will not be in court...
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As pointed out, yes, you absolutely can. However, there is nothing you can do about it if the tenant chooses not to leave. You will not be in court...
You will need to consult your lease to see exactly what it says about actions that are and are not forbidden. Provided the lease stipulates that...
I agree with Counsel. Also, I might add: don't record the conversation without permission. Maryland is a 2 party consent state. You could be...
Well, a lot depends on what is in that lease. Everything is governed by the lease. For instance, what does the lease say about bedbugs? Does it...
I agree with Counsel. Right now, you can't evict her, but that doesn't absolve her from having to pay rent either. Keep track of how much she...
You can try, but it won't go anywhere for the moment. Right now, the Courts are not entering filings until the emergency is passed (hopefully...
That really depends on what your lease says. I would need some more information to answer for certain. However, if you are in an apartment...
I agree with Counsel. If the lease specifies 60 days, he has to give 60 days effective first of the month. It would have been due on March 1st and...
That's an interesting problem. The most important thing is whether there was an agreement that she would pay rent. If there was no agreement to...
I agree with Counsel. You could also have your bank issue the check, which is easily verifiable.