Starting in 2019, landlords in Baltimore will have to adjust to more stringent home inspections. Officials are calling this the most significant legislative change to Baltimore real estate law in more than 50 years. Councilman Bill Henry and several housing officials introduced the bill at the beginning of 2018.

Rentwell is excited to be hosting the upcoming webinar, A Taste of Referral Mastery LIVE! With Michael J. Maher. This seminar will help you increase your referrals and get the most out of your database. 

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Back in 2016, we announced our new Wilmington, Delaware office, and we’ve been loving our time here since then! Wilmington has undergone a revival in recent years, and now is a great time to invest. Check out our list of five reasons to move to the area.

It is hardly a secret that workers trained in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) are in high demand. Most new jobs are in these fields, half of them require a bachelor's degree, and only 50% of college graduates have degrees in STEM. And once those students graduate, they have a better chance of earning a high-paying salary than their non-STEM counterparts. 

Now that our Wilmington office has been open for a year and a half, we have the authority to say that Delaware is a great state! If you're making your first visit to the First State or are new to the area, you may be wondering what there is to do around here.  Lucky for you, we already got the ball rolling with Delaware's five best attractions. Our Five Favorite Attractions in Delaware 1. Lovely Libations: If you love a good brew, you will be happy to hear that Delaware is home to many award-winning microbreweries. There is no shortage of places to pop in a try the latest and greatest in the world of craft brewing. Favorite stops in the First State include 16 Mile Brewing Company, Crooked Hammock Brewery, Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Mispillion River Brewing, Revelation Craft Brewing Company, and more! If wine is more your jam, check out Harvest Ridge Winery, Nassau Valley Vineyards, Salted Vines Vineyard & Winery, or Pizzadili Vineyard & Winery.2. For the Kiddos: Delaware is home to many beachside putt-putt courses, and your little ones will have a ball at Jungle Jim's Waterpark.  If you'd rather stay dry, take the family to Funland, where you can play arcade games and ride 20 different classic and modern rides. If you're looking for a fun activity for your kids that's also educational, look no further than the Delaware Children's Museum in Wilmington. Your little rascal will learn about science, technology, and math with hands-on activities for kids of all ages.3. Firefly Music Festival: Every summer, Dover's Woodlands are transformed into a musical oasis. 2017's festival featured artists like Bob Dylan, Chance the Rapper, Twenty One Pilots, Muse, and The Weeknd!4. Beachin' It: Small, but mighty, the First State boasts a variety of shoreside flavors. Fenwick Island, with its picturesque views and quaint lighthouse, is a quiet escape from the usual, while Rehoboth is a quirky town with out-of-this-world eateries. If you're after a wilder beach vacation, you can head to Dewey Beach. And those are just the tip of the iceberg. There's also Lewes, Bethany Beach, South Bethany Beach, and Cape Henlopen State Park.5. Tax-Free Shopping: Shopaholics will want to check out Christiana Mall, which is chock-full of upscale stores with easy-access to I-95. There are also three Tanger Outlet Centers near Rehoboth Beach (try the shuttle service that picks you up from the beach!) and dozens of one-of-a-kind boutiques in Rehoboth and Lewes. And don't forget, there's no sales tax in the First State! Not only is Delaware home to major corporations, but there are tons of ways to enjoy your time off the clock. If you’re considering a Delaware move, you may be interested in our list of reasons to relocate to the area. 

Back in November of 2016, we opened our Baltimore office. With its hot real estate market, for us, expanding into Baltimore was an easy decision. It's not hard to see why the millennial population is spiking in this city, so we wanted to swoop in and take advantage of Charm City's vibrant opportunities while they were still within reach. 

In 1910, Pittsburgh accounted for between one-third and one-half of the nation's steel exports.  Though the city is proud of its routes, it has come a long way from its humble beginnings. Today, it is a thriving, trendy city, full of culture and opportunity.