A Maryland Residential Dwelling Lease is an agreement between a landlord and tenant that outlines the terms and conditions of a rental property in the state of Maryland. This lease sets out the obligations of both parties, including the amount of rent, when it must be paid, the length of the lease, any security deposits, the landlord’s right to enter the property, and other terms. There are several types of Maryland Residential Dwelling Lease, including a Standard Residential Lease, a Month-to-Month Lease, and a Lease with Option to Purchase. A Standard Residential Lease is a long-term rental agreement and may include additional provisions such as pet policies, rules on property maintenance, and termination clauses. A Month-to-Month Lease is a short-term rental agreement and allows either party to terminate the lease with notice. A Lease with Option to Purchase is a rental agreement that allows the tenant to purchase the property at a predetermined price within a specified period of time.