Maryland Real Estate
MD Laws Impacting Real Estate Brokerages and Contracts
Every two years, our MD Agents are required to take 15 hours continuing education. Below are some of the bullet points from that education that affect Real Estate Brokerages and Contracts: Failure to disclose agency relationships is a violation of real estate law. The MREC website, a subsite of the Department of Labor’s site, offers…
Read MoreMontgomery County, MD – Radon Testing – BILL 26-22
Montgomery County, Maryland – BILL 26-22 Requires Radon Testing in Multi-Family & Single Family Rentals What is the new law? The bill requires radon air testing prior to occupancy and that educational information on radon, testing and mitigation be provided to all tenants. This legislation expands the coverage of Bill 31-15 enacted in 2015. Requires…
Read MoreLead Paint
Lead paint is a serious health hazard, particularly for young children and pregnant women. Exposure to lead paint can cause developmental delays, learning difficulties, and behavioral problems in children. In adults, lead exposure can cause high blood pressure, kidney damage, and reproductive problems. To prevent lead paint poisoning, it is important to identify and remove…
Read MoreRental License – Hagerstown, MD
Rental properties in Hagerstown, MD are subject to specific regulations to ensure the safety and well-being of tenants. One of the most crucial requirements for rental properties in the city is the need for a rental license, which can be obtained by submitting an application and paying a fee of $35 for each unit. The…
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