I'm doing my best to ensure I follow all the procedures that I need to. 

I do believe the court will take into consideration the policies and procedures that were in place at the time, the notifications of problems received from the tenant, and the adequacy of your response.

This law appears to violate procedural due process on its face. 

I've certainly done my own transactions and recorded my own deeds but it's not something I would do as a regular procedure In MD the law require an attorney creates deeds. 

Hi @Diane Huetter, I am not a legal expert so you will want to do your own due diligence.However, often in state regulations they will list the notice procedure. 

Simple notice procedures and eviction procedures differ, but sending the simple notices is usually the first step in both cases.PS - The City Of Milwaukee offers a free landlord class about once a month.

Plus abiding by the lease helps take some emotion out of the decision as you are simply following the mutually agreed upon terms and procedures.

The bookkeeper might not know how to run budgets correctly or set procedures to make things run smoothlyYou get a Real Estate Controller who has been doing nothing but real estate accounting for years and years and you won't need to micro-manage, no need to worry that expenses are coded incorrectly, does not rely on the CPA and in fact knows how to communicate with the CPA efficiently to save you money.

Is there a general trust building procedure or source that aids in showing me what I should look for?

In R-1AA, R-1A, R-1, R-1N and R-2A zoning districts an Accessory Apartment, Accessory Cottage, or Garage Apartment may beallowed as a second dwelling unit on a single-family building site under the following conditions:i) Accessory Apartment.(1) Inside the Traditional City, one Accessory Apartment shall be allowed as a Permitted Use when the building site is at least 1.5 times theminimum lot size for the applicable zoning district.(2) Outside the Traditional City, one Accessory Apartment may be allowed as a Conditional Use in accordance with the regulations andprocedures provided in Chapter 65, Part 2D, when the building site is at last 1.5 times the minimum lot size for the applicable zoningdistrict.ii) Accessory Cottage.(1) Inside the Traditional City, one Accessory Cottage shall be allowed as a Permitted Use when the building site is at least 2.0 times theminimum lot size for the applicable zoning district.(2) Outside the Traditional City in the R-1AA, R-1A, R-1 and R-1N Districts, one Accessory Cottage may be allowed as a Conditional Use inaccordance with the regulations and procedures provided in Chapter 65, Part 2D provided that the building site is at least 2.0 times theminimum lot size for the applicable zoning district.(3) In the R-2A district inside and outside of the Traditional City, Accessory Cottages shall be a permitted use provided that the minimumbuilding site area for an Accessory Cottage shall be the same as that required for a duplex development.