Does anyone know what happened to this case? Was it settled?

Mom and Pop landlorded in the city for 10 years and we’re getting out. We rented upscale townhouses in Hampden and even without a single problem tenant it was not worth it. The city taxes, insurance, cost of turn over and maintenance of 100+ year old properties. The 24/7 nature of landlording, the inevitable emergency while you’re on vacation or on Christmas morning. The conflicting interest of someones home as your business. I wouldn’t recommend land lording in Baltimore city to anyone.

Now what’s going to happen? Probably all/most of the mom and pop landlords with a few properties are gonna get out leading to less availability and increased rental prices. Likely more soulless big box slumlords managing the rest.