What is the law in Montgomery County MD?

County law states that if your association has made a final decision finding that you have broken a rule and must pay a fine or take some other action, or rejecting your architectural application, you can dispute that decision by filing a complaint against the association. The association must inform you of this right.

Who are the landlords in Montgomery County MD?

The Montgomery County Department of Housing Affairs’ website has information about the eviction process, renters working with landlords, changes in housing code enforcement, and county resources. In March 2017, Montgomery County law changed to include more responsibilities for landlords. This article summarizes the changes.

Can you get a permit in Montgomery County MD?

It is also important to note that laws or codes in effect in Montgomery County may prohibit you from applying for certain permit types. For more information, you may contact or visit DPS to speak with staff about your project. On January 1, 2020 (effective 12/31/2019) the laws concerning Accessory Dwelling Units or ADUs will change.

What do you need to know about selling a condominium in Maryland?

Under Maryland law, the seller of a used condominium unit or house in a homeowners association is required to give a prospective buyer a package of information about the rules and the financial status of the association. The resale package should also state if the association has any pending claims against that unit or house.

What are the laws in Montgomery County MD?

Unsanitary conditions – (Montgomery County Code, Sec. 5-203 (a) (5)) – An owner must not allow an animal to cause an unsanitary, dangerous or offensive condition because of the size or number of animals kept in a single location or because a facility is not appropriate for the animal or properly maintained.

What are the homeowners association laws in Maryland?

Maryland Homeowners’ Association Act, Md. Code, Real Property §§ 11B-101 through 11B-118. The Act governs the formation, management, powers, and operation of homeowners’ associations in Maryland. Maryland Condominium Act, Md. Code, Real Property §§ 11-101 through 11-143.

What are the rules for common ownership communities in Maryland?

Common Ownership Communities, Montgomery County Code §§ 10B-1, et seq.: The state grants Montgomery County the authority to regulate the establishment and operation of common ownership communities, including, condominiums, homeowners’ associations, and cooperatives in Montgomery County, Maryland.

Who are the attorneys for condominium associations in Maryland?

Posted by Thomas Schild Law Group, LLC which represents condominiums, homeowner associations, and housing cooperatives throughout Maryland (including Montgomery County, Prince George’s County, Howard County, Frederick County, and Baltimore) and Washington, D.C.