Rental Housing Portal

The Rental Housing Portal allows landlords, tenants, and the public to access housing rental information, including information about rent stabilization status, Troubled and At-Risk properties, rent and fee levels, among other information.  All landlords must register all rents and fees associated with new leases and lease renewals at the time of signing. This requirement applies to both rent stabilized and exempt units.

Landlords

Please refer to the Rental Portal User Guide (PDF) for instructions on registering rents and fees. First-time Portal users will need to create a new account with the DHCA Landlord Rental Housing Portal Sign In using the same email address you used to create a login for rental licensing and registration. The login page for rental licensing and registration is a separate page and cannot be used to login onto the new Housing Portal. If you do not have a rental license, you cannot register your property; you must start the licensing process before registering your rent.

Tenants
Please use the Public Rental Portal (eProperty) site to access useful information such as allowable rent charges, fees, property type, lease start and end dates, and the status of various types of landlord petitions and applicatinos submitted for the specific rental property address.  Tenants and the public have view-only access to the portal but may submit inquiries to MC311 online.

The Rental Housing Portal is a tool to help with compliance with a range of rental housing laws and regulations by providing a system that houses all licensed rentals, including rent stabilized, exempt, single-family, multifamily, and condominium rental properties.

The information below is designed to provide landlords and the public with resources and different training options to ensure everyone undertands and can navigate the Rental Housing Portal.

• Rental Portal User Guide (PDF)
• Landlord Rental Housing Portal Sign In
• Public Rental Portal site (eProperty) 
• Training Videos - Additional videos will be posted on September 30
• Virtual Drop-in Training Sessions - To be scheduled
•  Presentations that cover Rent Stabilization program
  • For Landlords (PDF)
  • For Other Stakeholders (PDF)

Please direct your questions and concerns to  MC311 by calling 311 in the County or 240-777-0311, 711 for  MD Relay TTY from anywhere, Monday - Friday 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.