What if the tenant is unable to continue the tenancy due to a medical condition?
Maryland law provides that if a tenant has a certification from a physician (signed and on the physicians letterhead or printed prescription form) stating that the tenant has one of the medical conditions described below, the tenants liability for bread of lease may not exceed two (2) months rent after the tenant vacates the premises. This applies to tenants whose medical conditions either (1) substantially restricts their mobility within leased premises home or from leaving or entering the leases premises; or (2) requires the tenant to move to a home or other facility to obtain a higher level of care than can be provided in the leased facility. Return to Top Eviction For what reasons can a tenant be evicted? A landlord can seek to evict a tenant from a rental unit for non-payment of rent, failing to move out at the end of the lease term or for breaching any of the lease terms (such as exceeding the number of occupants allowed for the unit). In addition, the States Attorney, County Att
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