There are several types of bail in Maryland:
Cash Bail – The judge permits the person posting the bail to deposit a percentage (usually 10%) with the court. Once the case is concluded the deposit amount is refunded.
Property Bail – One home or land may used to post bail provide that the person posting the bond possesses sufficient equity in the property to match the bond amount.
Intangible Assets – includes things like stock certificates, bank books, and certificates of deposit.
Bail Bondsmen – Bondsman charge a fee usually 10% of the bond set by the judge or commissioner. The fee you pay the bondsman is non-refundable.
Bonds may be posted by anyone provided they are 18 years of age or older.