Security Deposits

One of the most frequent questions that tenants have is: How do I make sure my Landlord returns my security deposit? What happens if they don't return it? What are my rights?

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4 Things to know about Maryland Security Deposits

You have a right to be present at the move-out inspection

To get this right, you need to give your landlord notice via certified mail at least 15 days before you move out.

Normal Wear and Tear

Your Landlord can not charge you for normal wear and tear.

Itemized Receipt

You are entitled to an itemized receipt of items your landlord has repaired or cleaned.

Penalties for Landlords

If the Landlord does not handle your security deposit correctly, they may be liable for penalties, damages, and attorneys' fees.

The Maryland Law on Security Deposits

Click here to read the Maryland Law on Security Deposits. Then, give us a call or send an email to set up an opportunity to discuss your issues.