Maryland HB1571 amends laws related to mobile home parks, including evictions, rental agreements, and access to legal representation.
Maryland HB1571 revises laws concerning mobile home parks, focusing on evictions, rental agreements, and access to legal representation. It mandates that park owners offer qualified residents a 1-year rental agreement before the existing term expires and upon request during a month-to-month term. The bill also outlines specific grounds for eviction, including nonpayment of rent and substantial violations of rental agreements. It establishes a process for residents to cure nonpayment of rent before eviction and requires park owners to join known subtenants in repossession actions.
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