MD Landlords: Your Screening Process May No Longer Be Legal | Episode 027 | Rent Ready Radio
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MD Landlords: Your Screening Process May No Longer Be Legal | Episode 027 | Rent Ready Radio
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Maryland landlords, the rules around criminal history screening have officially changed — and continuing to screen applicants the way you did before October 1, 2026 could create a serious compliance problem. Under Maryland’s new Fair Chance Housing Act, certain landlords may now need to evaluate an applicant’s income, credit, rental history, and other lawful qualifications before conducting permitted criminal history screening.
In this episode of Rent Ready Radio, Nichole breaks down what Maryland rental property owners need to know, including who the law applies to, conditional offers of housing, which criminal records may be considered, individualized assessments, applicant reassessment rights, and the written notices landlords may need to provide before collecting an application fee.
If you own or manage rental property in Maryland, now is the time to review your entire tenant screening process — not just your screening criteria.
This episode is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice.
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