The license issued under this subtitle must be prominently displayed: for a multiple-family dwelling or rooming house, in the vestibule, lobby, or other public place on the premises; and for a 1- or 2-family dwelling, in an area of each dwelling unit that is accessible to that unit’s occupants and to housing inspectors. A license issued under this subtitle must be provided to:any prospective tenant who requests an application; and all existing or future tenants at the time a rental dwelling lease agreement or renewal lease agreement is:offered; executed; or renewed. Any material advertising a rental dwelling for rent covered by this subtitle must include the rental license number for the advertised rental dwelling. Any material advertising a rental dwelling for rent that is covered by this subtitle may not include a rental license number that is, pursuant to this subtitle:expired; suspended; or revoked. Notwithstanding anything contained in this section to the contrary, the record owner and managing operator, if any, of a newly constructed or renovated dwelling unit or rooming unit that does not yet have a rental dwelling license number shall include the following text in any lease agreement, advertising material, or other publicly facing document: “This is a newly constructed or renovated dwelling unit and does not currently have a rental license. As soon as available, a rental license will be provided to all individuals as required by <cite data-path="13|II|5">Article 13, Subtitle 5 {“Licensing of Rental Dwellings”}</cite> of the Baltimore City Code.”. Ord. 02-475 Ord. 18-130