(a) (1) A county or an incorporated municipality may provide by local law or ordinance, that a unit in a rental facility occupied by a tenant entitled to receive the notice required by § 11-136 of this title may not be granted unless the county, incorporated municipality, or housing agency has first been offered in writing the right to purchase the unit at the same price and on the same terms and conditions initially offered for that unit to any other person. The local law or ordinance shall designate the title and mailing address of the person to whom the offer to the county, incorporated municipality or housing agency is to be delivered and the title of the person who may accept the offer on behalf of the county, incorporated municipality or housing agency.
(2) The local law or ordinance shall provide that the offer to the county, incorporated municipality or housing agency shall be made at the same time an offer is made to a tenant of the unit under § 11-136 of this title. If a tenant accepts an offer of a unit made under § 11-136 of this title, then the rights of the county, incorporated municipality or housing agency to such unit under an offer made under this section, whether or not accepted, shall terminate.
(3) Unless written acceptance of the offer is sooner delivered to the owner of the rental facility by the county, incorporated municipality or housing agency, the offer shall terminate, without further act, 120 days after it is delivered to the county, incorporated municipality or housing agency.
(b) A county, incorporated municipality or housing agency may not accept an offer made under this section for any unit if that unit together with the aggregate of other units previously accepted or not accepted, subject to an extended lease by a designated family under § 11-136 of this title, exceeds 20 percent of the total number of units in the condominium.
(c) If a grant for a unit contains an affidavit by the grantor that the provisions of any law or ordinance enacted under this section have been fulfilled, then the grantee in that grant takes title to the unit free and clear of all claims and rights of any county, incorporated municipality or housing agency under a local law or ordinance enacted under this section.
(d) Within 30 days of the enactment of a law or ordinance under this section, the county or incorporated municipality shall forward a copy of the law or ordinance to the Secretary of State.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 11 - Maryland Condominium Act
Section 11-102 - Establishment of Condominium Regime
Section 11-102.1 - Notice Prior to Conversion of Residential Property to Condominium
Section 11-102.2 - Termination of Leases
Section 11-103.1 - Corrective Amendments
Section 11-105 - Condominium Plat
Section 11-106 - Status and Description of Units
Section 11-107 - Percentage Interests
Section 11-108 - Use of Common Elements
Section 11-108.1 - Responsibility for Maintenance, Repair, and Replacement
Section 11-109 - Council of Unit Owners
Section 11-109.1 - Closed Meetings of Board of Directors
Section 11-109.2 - Annual Proposed Budget
Section 11-109.3 - Court Appointment of Receiver
Section 11-109.4 - Reserve Study of Condominium Common Elements -- Criteria
Section 11-110 - Common Expenses and Profits; Assessments; Liens
Section 11-111 - Rules and Regulations
Section 11-111.1 - Family Child Care Homes
Section 11-111.2 - Restrictions on Candidate Signs and Propositions
Section 11-111.3 - Distribution of Written Information or Materials
Section 11-112 - Eminent Domain
Section 11-113 - Dispute Settlement Mechanism
Section 11-114 - Required Insurance Coverage; Reconstruction
Section 11-114.1 - Fidelity Insurance
Section 11-114.2 - Requirement of Owner Insurance Policy on Unit
Section 11-115 - Improvements, Alterations, or Additions by Unit Owner
Section 11-116 - Books and Records to Be Kept; Audit; Inspection of Records
Section 11-118 - Mechanics' and Materialmen's Liens
Section 11-119 - Resident Agent
Section 11-120 - Expanding Condominiums
Section 11-121 - Deposits on New Condominiums
Section 11-122 - Zoning and Building Regulations
Section 11-123 - Termination of Condominium
Section 11-124 - Rules of Construction
Section 11-125 - Easements and Encroachments
Section 11-126 - Disclosure Requirements
Section 11-128 - Duties of Secretary of State
Section 11-129 - Foreign Condominium Units Sold in State
Section 11-130 - Consumer Protection
Section 11-132 - Documents to Be Delivered to Council of Unit Owners by Developer
Section 11-133 - Termination of Leases or Management and Similar Contracts
Section 11-134 - Provisions Requiring Employment of Developer or Vendor to Effect Sale; Exception
Section 11-134.1 - Prohibited Provisions by Developers or Vendors of Condominiums
Section 11-135 - Resale of Unit
Section 11-136 - Tenant's Right to Purchase Property Occupied as Residence
Section 11-137 - Unit Leased by Designated Household
Section 11-138 - Local Government's Right to Purchase Rental Facility
Section 11-139 - Local Government's Right to Purchase Units
Section 11-139.1 - Electronic Transmission of Notice
Section 11-139.2 - Electronic Transmission of Votes or Proxies
Section 11-141 - Title Additional and Supplemental