(a) A qualified offer may be made to a person at risk under this part by:
(1) The owner of the affected property in which the person at risk resides or regularly spends at least 24 hours a week;
(2) An insurer of the owner; or
(3) An agent of the owner.
(b) Upon notice to a third party, an offeror may designate the third party as a co-offeror.
(c) If a qualified offer is made under subsection (a) of this section, the qualified offer shall:
(1) Be made within 30 days after the offeror receives notice under § 6-828 of this subtitle;
(2) Include the provisions specified in § 6-839 of this subtitle; and
(3) Satisfy the requirements of § 6-832(a) of this subtitle.
Structure Maryland Statutes
Title 6 - Toxic, Carcinogenic, and Flammable Substances
Subtitle 8 - Reduction of Lead Risk in Housing
Section 6-828 - Failure to Give Notice to Owner in Compliance
Section 6-829 - Availability of Blood Tests
Section 6-830 - Presumption of Prior Lead Ingestion
Section 6-831 - Authorized Offerors; Qualified Offers
Section 6-832 - Notice of Qualified Offer
Section 6-833 - Qualified Offers Where Parent or Legal Guardian Is Unavailable
Section 6-834 - Acceptance or Rejection of Qualified Offer
Section 6-835 - Release of Liability on Acceptance
Section 6-836 - Protection From Liability; Regulatory Compliance
Section 6-837 - Offers of Compromise
Section 6-838 - Evidence of Reasonable Care
Section 6-840 - Aggregate Maximum Amounts Payable; Payment; Payments Not Income or Asset