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Short-term rental registration costs $200 and is good for two years. As part of the registration process, youll need to obtain a state Tax ID, which can take up to two weeks. After the city processes your application, youll receive your short-term rental license number. This process could take a few days.
Baltimore City now requires ALL residential rental units to be registered, inspected, and licensed to ensure that they meet basic safety and maintenance requirements.
Fees: $30 per unit for single-family houses and two-unit apartment properties. $35 per unit for multi-family properties (3 or more apartments or mixed-use properties with 2 or more residential rental units). The fee for a vacant property is $100. 2.
Montgomery County Single Family and Condo License Requirements. ing to the Montgomery County Department of Housing and Community Affairs (DHCA), you must obtain a rental housing license before you rent or advertise your property.
A single family rental property must have a valid rental license.
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You must register and be licensed before a tenant moves into the property. The purpose of registration is to establish a licensing program in the County in order to create an additional procedure for the enforcement of County codes and regulations to protect and promote public safety, health and welfare.
Who Needs to Register? Residential rental properties built before 1978 are required to be registered and then renewed annually with Maryland Department of the Environment. Residential rental properties built after 1977 and properties that have a passing Lead Free inspection certificate are exempt.
Vacant property receivership is a legal process where Baltimore Citys Department of Housing and Community Development categorizes properties that are a public nuisance and that are vacant. If a property is identified as a public nuisance, it can mean: The building is a fire hazard. The structure is uninhabitable.
A single family rental property must have a valid rental license.
To register to become a rental licensing inspector, you will need the access code sent to you by mail. If you do not have an access code, you can register in person by bringing your License Number and ID to the Alarm and Property Registration Office at 417 E. Fayette St., Room 361. Registration is free.

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