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Maryland Code, Local Government § 1-503

Current as of December 31, 2021 | Updated by FindLaw Staff

A county or municipality may not authorize or certify residential property to be rented or leased unless the owner of the property:

(1) states in writing to the county or municipality under penalty of perjury:

(i) that the residential property is not an affected property; or

(ii) that the residential property is an affected property that has been registered and for which the registration has been renewed in accordance with §§ 6-811 and 6-812 of the Environment Article; and

(2) if the property is an affected property, provides the inspection certificate number for the inspection conducted for the current tenancy as required under § 6-815(c), § 6-817(b), or § 6-819(e) of the Environment Article.

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