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Housing forums to discuss FHA financing issue for condo associations
Howard County Housing is hosting three community forums this month beginning Thursday with housing professionals to discuss the growing problem of condo associations loosing Federal Housing Administration financing. "Condominiums are often a first time...Tags: Real Estate, Interior Policy, Condos, Marketing, Howard Community College
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Council passes bill aimed at helping condo buyers
The County Council Monday unanimously passed a bill that will prohibit a property owner from obtaining a county rental license if they are more than 30 days behind on their condominium association or homeowner association fees. "The key is that we want...Tags: Interior Policy, Condos, Values, Land Price, Rentals
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Bill would help Howard homeowners groups collect fees
More Howard County residents are renting out their homes amid the slump in the housing market, local officials say, sometimes leaving a burden of unpaid fees for condo and homeowners associations. The issue has prompted the County Council to consider a...Tags: Democratic Party, Interior Policy, Condos, Condos and Houses, Ellicott City
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Council bill aims to reduce delinquency rates on condo dues
Condo and homeowners associations have struggled for years to collect dues from all the property owners in their communities, but when the economy turned sour and the housing market declined, delinquency rates skyrocketed. After the Federal Housing...Tags: Credit Ratings, Financial and Business Services, Condos, Values, Medical Procedures and Tests
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Bill to reduce condo delinquency rates supported at hearing
When Kelly Riesner tried to sell her home in Montgomery Woods, she found out the Elkridge condo community has a 23 percent delinquency rate on its association dues, which meant anyone trying to buy in the community does not qualify for Federal Housing...Tags: Interior Policy, Condos, Values, Ellicott City, Howard County
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Mortgage help on the way
Editor: Under the recently announced State Attorneys General Mortgage Servicing Settlement, Marylanders behind on mortgage payments once again have a tool to stay in their homes or receive restitution if they have already been foreclosed upon. On Feb. 9,...Tags: Mortgages, Bank of America Corp., Financial and Business Services, Banking, Wells Fargo & Co.
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Md. mortgage distress appeared to ease slightly in 2011
The number of Maryland homeowners behind on their mortgage payments but not yet in foreclosure inched downward in 2011, numbers released Thursday showed. It was the second consecutive year of improvement, but it wasn't enough to bring the state back to...Tags: Bank of America Corp., Financial and Business Services, Annapolis, Citigroup Incorporated, Prince George's County
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Mortgage settlement has shortcomings, critics say
As the federal government and 49 states signed a landmark mortgage relief settlement Thursday, housing advocates and others pointed to shortcomings and raised questions about how the $25 billion plan would be able to provide relief to nearly 2 million...Tags: Douglas F. Gansler, Annapolis, Banking, Lawyers, Real Estate
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Dispute over house in Catonsville for those recovering from addiction continues
More than two months after an administrative hearing to determine the legality of a home for recovering alcoholics and drug addicts was postponed in favor of private negotiations between Baltimore County lawyers and the home's owner, an agreement still...Tags: Laws, Catonsville, Ellicott City, Baltimore County, Addiction
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Owner of sober home in Catonsville faces off with county
It started with a complaint, likely from a neighbor. Then there was a police drug raid, which turned up nothing. Then a string of citations, the last one for $4,000 and counting. There's been one administrative hearing; there will be another one Monday,...Tags: Local Government, Entertainment Events, U.S. Department of Justice, Catonsville, Physical Fitness and Exercise
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Hearing on Catonsville sober house postponed
An administrative hearing on a house in Catonsville for people recovering from alcohol and drug addictions that Baltimore County has cited multiple times for being an illegal rooming and boarding house, originally scheduled for Monday, Nov. 7, has been...Tags: Substance Abuse, U.S. Department of Justice, Catonsville, Behavioral Conditions, Ellicott City
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Md. orders Allied Home Mortgage to stop lending in state
State regulators said Wednesday that they have ordered a large mortgage broker to stop making loans to Marylanders after federal investigators alleged the company had violated lending rules. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development...Tags: Mortgages, Companies and Corporations, Finance, U.S. Department of Justice, Litigation and Regulation
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