Maryland local ADU laws are due October 1, 2026 — 38 days. Advisory, not legal advice.
Ecosystem · not a marketplace
Families get the advisory. You get qualified conversations, shared language, and less wasted motion. This is not a paid directory and not a government contract shop.
Same calendar as Discovery. Tell us you are a builder, architect, or public agency.
You need: Qualified sandwich-generation leads and less time lost to permits, invoices, and “what is an ADU” education.
You get: Family referrals when a lot is actually ready, ADU literacy for your crew, and optional AI operations so the paperwork does not kill the job.
You need: Aging-in-place and ADU briefs that respect the lot, the county, and the family — not a design takeover.
You get: Co-briefs on setbacks, access, and multigenerational use. Preferred-list introductions when a family is ready to draw.
You need: Clear community education as local ADU laws come due October 1, 2026 — not lobbying theater.
You get: Resident-facing briefings, roundtables, and implementation language families can actually use. Baltimore County first, then the rest of Maryland.
You need: Language and process for ADUs, lot splits, and aging-in-place yards.
You get: Shared vocabulary, referral paths, and operations support so listings and landscapes match how these households actually live.
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Capacity, counties you cover, and whether you actually want sandwich-generation work.
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We only send families when the lot and the family are ready. No spray-and-pray leads.
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Optional AI & records support so permits and follow-ups do not sit in your inbox.
Local ADU laws are due October 1, 2026. We help residents understand what the ordinance will and will not do. We do not lobby, we do not sell tokenization to governments, and we do not speak for your county.
Silver ADU Collective