Evictions

When rent isn’t paid, landlords in Maryland must follow a legal process to regain possession of their property. Levrg manages the entire eviction process from start to finish — including all paperwork, court filings, scheduling, and direct communication with the tenant — so it’s handled efficiently, correctly, and with minimal stress.

10 Day Notice

A formal notice served to the tenant, giving 10 days to pay overdue rent or vacate the property before a court case is filed.

File Failure to Pay

If rent is not paid, a Failure to Pay Rent case is filed with the court, including all required documentation and details.

Trial Date

A hearing date is scheduled where both landlord and tenant can present their case before a judge. An agent or the landlord may appear to represent the property owner’s interests.

Warrant of Restitution

May be filed 7 days after the judgment is entered, authorizing the sheriff to proceed with the eviction.

Scheduling Eviction

The sheriff’s office sets an eviction date and notifies the landlord so preparations can be made.

Eviction Day

The sheriff oversees the removal of the tenant, and the property is returned to the landlord’s possession.

Tenant Holdovers & Squatter Situations

Levrg assists with filing these cases and can coordinate the process with a trusted attorney if needed. This applies when a tenant remains after their lease ends or when an unauthorized occupant refuses to leave.

Assess the Situation
Review details to confirm the case type and best course of action.

Prepare and File
Complete and submit court documents to start the removal process.

Coordinate with Attorney (if LLC)
LLC-owned properties require attorney representation in court. Levrg connects you with one and manages the process.