Inspections of rental property will be required across Baltimore County after lawmakers extended a program targeting unkempt boarding homes and absentee landlords.
The County Council on Monday evening voted 4-3 to require inspections and permits for rental properties containing six or fewer units every three years. The program is an extension of a test version in 13 county communities that lawmakers who voted against the measure criticized as a failure.
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