Maryland HB543 regulates family child care homes in residential rentals, requiring tenant registration and insurance, and limiting landlord actions.
Maryland HB543 establishes rules for family child care homes in residential rentals. It requires tenants to register with the state and provide landlords with a certificate of insurance naming the landlord and property owners as additional insureds. Landlords can impose a security deposit up to one month's rent if the tenant qualifies for utility assistance and pays utilities directly to the landlord.
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