How often does it renew in Maryland (statewide)?

every tenant turnover; $30/unit registration annually

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Maryland (statewide), MD lead-safe rental rules

Reduction of Lead Risk in Housing: registration + risk-reduction certificate, pre-1978 rentals

The rule: Reduction of Lead Risk in Housing: registration + risk-reduction certificate, pre-1978 rentals
How often: every tenant turnover; $30/unit registration annually
Fees & fines: Up to $500/day per property (cap $100k)
Who can inspect: MDE-accredited inspectors (DataViewer list)
Applies at: state level
Official source: mde.maryland.gov/programs/land/leadpoisoningprevention/pages/rentalown…
Last checked: 2026-10-20

What it costs in Maryland?

Published government fees (sourced):

Maryland (statewide): Up to $500/day per property (cap $100k) source
Baltimore City: $30/unit/yr state registration; up to $20/day for not registering; up to $500/day for no risk-reduction certificate (statutory caps) source
Baltimore County: $30/unit/yr state registration; up to $500/day for no risk-reduction certificate source
Prince George's County: $30/unit/yr state registration; up to $500/day for no risk-reduction certificate source

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Licensed inspectors near Maryland (statewide)

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