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Patrick McGrath
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Right of Redemption ?

Patrick McGrath
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Westminster, MD
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Looking to for a better understanding of the right to redemption clause and who this had effected. Where it has ever worked out for the better or in the end the same tenant ends up being evicted down the road?

The right of redemption law in Maryland where I am states that the tenant has up until the eviction is actually taking place with the sheriff to pay.

I just had to deal with this yesterday. Has anyone else had to deal with this situation and what was the ultimate outcome down then road.

Thank you for sharing and I look for to everyone’s responses.

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Nathan Gesner
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Nathan Gesner
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Yes, I allow tenants to stop the eviction process if they pay everything owed, including reimbursement of all court costs, late fees, etc. If they pay, they stay.

I allow it a second time.

On the third time, they will have to pay what they owe AND pay for the next 30 days. Then they have to move out, period.

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