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Ken Wang
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how lead certification for short term rental work?

Ken Wang
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Laurel, MD
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Dear Friends,

  I wonder if anyone has experience or knowledge knowing what the requirement of the lead certification in Baltimore city for short-term rental? I am talking about 3 -4 months traveler rental or airbnb type. From MDE document, it said “Certain properties may be exempt from the lead certification if: The property is a hotel, motel, or similar seasonal or transient facility…”. It looks like applied to AirBnb and short-term rental. Please enlight me.

Thank you so much for your time reading this post!

Ken

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Ned Carey
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Ned Carey
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@Ken Wang there are two distinct issues when dealing with lead paint. 

  1. Legal compliance
  2. Liability

Personally I would not handle short term rentals any differently than I would my regular rentals regarding lead paint. The legal liability remains even if you are in compliance.

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