I really do hope I'm not inventing new statute! 

If this is your first eviction, you should definitely consider consulting an attorney first but here is a  link to some Missouri statutes as well as a link to a site that sells eviction kits if you really need to do it yourself.Cameronhttps://www.landlordguidance.com/eviction-notice-f...https://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/overview-l...

I wouldn't have aired this out if I hadent already spent countless hours searching Colorado Revised Statutes, findlaw, novvo etc.

What’s funny is some appraisers I’ve dealt with don’t follow the Minnesota statutes and make up their own rules.

I believe the statute of limitations is 2 years. 

I'd read up on the statutes in MD or hope a local chimes in with an answer. 

I looked up Maryland's statutes and found this in section 8-203 e (1) (i)Within 45 days after the end of the tenancy, the landlord shall return the security deposit to the tenant together with simple interest which has accrued at the daily U.S.

@Greg H. said you can declare abandonment in Texas, and he's pretty knowledgeable about TX law, but I'd read through the statutes to be sure.

A Colorado Revised Statute does not exist covering this type code.

What's the statute of limitation in MN for filing in small claims court?