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Updated about 6 years ago on . Most recent reply

Late Rent - 5pm or 11:59pm?
My lease agreement says rent is late on the 5th after 5pm. Tenant says that the law (Baltimore City, Maryland) states 11:59pm. I have not seen this when I search online. This tenant does not want to pay the late fee.
HELP!!!
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