Maryland Legislative Updates in Residential Property Management
Deep dive into recent MD legislative changes impacting property management.
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Join Offit Kurman attorneys Melinda McBeth and Gwen Roy-Harrison for a deep dive into recent legislative changes impacting property owners, managers, and housing providers across Maryland. Many new regulations went into effect on October 1, 2025. This session will cover the latest laws and regulatory updates from the 2025 Maryland General Assembly, including those affecting leasing practices, tenant screening and landlord-tenant procedures. Our speakers will break down what these changes mean for your operations, compliance obligations, and day-to-day property management decisions. You’ll gain practical insights into how to adapt policies, train staff, and communicate with residents to stay ahead of the curve.
Key topics will include:
- Legislative and regulatory updates from the 2025 session
- Resident complaints of mold
- Changes to late fee calculation
- Notice of Eviction requirement
- Pet Policy disclosure requirement
- Entry Notice requirement
- DHCD’s release of the long-awaited Tenant Bill of Rights
- Evolving fair housing and eviction-related regulations
- Practical compliance strategies for property management companies
Whether you oversee a single community or an entire portfolio, this webinar will equip you with the knowledge and tools to navigate Maryland’s shifting legal landscape confidently.
👉 Don’t miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the changes—reserve your spot today!

Gwen Roy-Harrison, Principal, Offit | Kurman
Gwen’s practice focuses on representing multi-family housing providers, developers and business owners of all sizes, including litigating residential and commercial landlord disputes. She spends much of her time in court prosecuting and defending cases on behalf of large property management companies, small to medium businesses and individual owners. Gwen has honed an expertise in The Fair Housing Act and The Americans with Disabilities Act, with respect to housing providers and HUD compliance. She advises and represents clients involved in HUD complaints, state/local discrimination investigations, regulatory compliance and conducts Fair Housing Act trainings. Gwen has also honed a specialty in resolving disputes for condominium and cooperative associations. Outside of the courtroom, she devotes considerable time to the transactional sphere, including lease review and drafting, non-disclosure agreements and confidential settlement or general release agreements.
Melinda McBeth, Counsel, Offit | Kurman
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Member
Registration Opens 11/3/25 at 12:00 AM EST
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FREE |
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Non Member
Registration Opens 11/3/25 at 12:00 AM EST
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$95.00 |





