Maryland Code, Insurance § 2-207

(a)(1) The Commissioner shall conduct an examination of an insurer, health maintenance organization, or private review agent at:

(2) The Commissioner shall conduct an examination of a person other than an insurer, health maintenance organization, or private review agent at:

(1) produce and make freely available to the Commissioner or an examiner the accounts, records, documents, files, information, assets, and matters that are in the possession or control of the person and relate to the subject of the examination; and

(2) otherwise help the examination to the extent reasonably possible.

(c)(1) At the expense of the person being examined, the Commissioner may retain an actuary, accountant, or other expert, who is not otherwise a part of the staff of the Administration, if reasonably necessary to conduct an examination under this article.

(2) The actuary, accountant, or other expert may rewrite, post, or balance the accounts of the person being examined.

(d)(1) If the Commissioner considers it necessary to value real estate involved in an examination, the Commissioner may request in writing that the person being examined appoint one or more competent appraisers, approved by the Commissioner, to appraise the real estate.

(2) If the person does not appoint an appraiser within 10 days after the request was delivered to the person, the Commissioner may appoint an appraiser.

(3) The appraisal shall be made promptly, and a copy of the appraisal report shall be provided to the Commissioner.

(4) The person being examined shall pay the reasonable expense of the appraisal.