Baltimore City - evicting a tenant?
I think Counsel has nailed it on the head. Breach of lease is the way to go.
Annapolis, MD
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Annapolis, MD
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I think Counsel has nailed it on the head. Breach of lease is the way to go.
Well, that depends on whether there was ever an agreement that they would pay rent. If there was (ie. chip in $50 a week, etc.), then they are...
Well, that largely depends on the type of lease you have. If it's a month-to-month style lease, then yes, the Landlord can absolutely do that. If...
There is no practical difference in terms of the return of the security deposit and the walk-through rules. You have 45 days to either return the...
While I would want more information to answer with absolute certainty, no, the Landlord cannot unilaterally put you out. As long as you are a...
Generally speaking, you can continue the eviction. If the Court ordered the Tenant to pay X and he/she pays Y, then the eviction can proceed,...
Well, the bad news they are bona fide tenants. The good news is it sounds like they are tenants at will (unless you have something in writing that...
Unfortunately, your best option is to file suit against her. Under MD law, if she wants to withhold any portion of the security deposit, she has to...
I agree with Counsel. The OPD is strictly for criminal matters. You will need to reach out to a private attorney who handles such matters and see...
If she has already moved out and acknowledged as much, no absolutely not. That being said though, make sure you have something in writing where...