Maryland HB1644 regulates property management services, requiring licenses for certain activities and establishing penalties for violations.
Maryland HB1644 introduces licensing requirements for property management services, ensuring that individuals providing such services for residential properties with four or more units must be licensed. The bill mandates that landlords cannot procure or use property management services unless the property manager is licensed. It also requires licensees to maintain occupied rental units in compliance with state or local laws.
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