4 Tips for Veterans Going Back to School It’s never too late to go back to school, especially if you’re a veteran who devoted years of...
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A message from the National Apartment Association: "Last night, President Biden asked the CDC to extend its 2020 eviction order through March...
Read PostThe 2021 interest rate for rental security deposits is 1.5%. You can view Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development's Rental Security...
Read PostIn this edition of The Advocate: Congratulations to the 2020-21 MMHA Ececutive Committee & Board of Directors Winter of COVID is coming, are...
Read PostCongratulations to the 2020-21 MMHA Executive Committee and Board of Directors Jamie Lubliner, President Sean Organ, Vice President Steve...
Read PostOn Wednesday prior to Thanksgiving, the Maryland Judiciary announced a return to Phase II of its reopening plan to respond to the surge in COVID-19...
Read PostThis morning, the Baltimore County Executive’s Office has opted to withdraw Council Bill 108-20, establishing a multi-family registration and...
Read PostEarlier this year, Attorney General Frosh assembled an “Access to Justice Task Force” to develop strategies and solutions addressing...
Read PostOn Friday, Chief Judge John Morrissey issued an order. Effective today, November 16th and through December 31, 2020, the District Court will only...
Read PostLate yesterday afternoon, Governor Larry Hogan issued an Executive Order which, amongst other items, requires tenants to demonstrate to a court a...
Read PostLast night the Baltimore County Council passed Council Bill 95-20. Read the redlined version of the bill here. When does this bill apply? Council...
Read PostLast night, the Annapolis City Council approved an ordinance (O-26-20) that prohibits rent increases during a local state of emergency and for 30...
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