No, in Maryland a landlord generally cannot evict a tenant for no reason during the term of a lease agreement; they must have a lawful ground like nonpayment of rent, a lease violation, or another statutory reason and must follow the required notice and court eviction process. Landlords also can’t self‑help (lock you out or remove belongings) without a court order.
If there’s no written lease or the written lease has expired and isn’t renewed, the landlord can choose not to continue the tenancy without giving a reason — but they must give proper written notice before pursuing eviction (often 60 days for month‑to‑month termination under state law).
Read this handy guide on Maryland eviction laws.
The information for this answer was found on our Maryland Eviction Process answers.