Baltimore city’s water bill crisis has several sources, among the chief ones a 2002 consent decree with the Environmental Protection Agency. The consent decree mandated that Baltimore address its aging water infrastructure and make improvements. Regulations implemented by the federal ...

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R&R Investment Properties, LLC, a forfeited Maryland LLC, seeks to vacate an order foreclosing its right of redemption on 105 Adelina Road, Prince Frederick, sold at a tax sale on November 18, 2011. The Circuit Court for Calvert County ordered R&R’s right to redeem the Property foreclosed on May 20, 2013. After R&R’s rights were foreclosed, R&R filed a motion to vacate the order. That order was denied on July 10, 2013, and this appeal followed. On appeal, R&R asks whether the circuit court abused its discretion in denying its motion to vacate.

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Listing of properties with delinquent taxes and municipal liens, located in Baltimore City, that are scheduled for a sealed bid tax sale.

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The yawn factor around tax sales of houses in Maryland is right up there with, say, watching paint dry. But the unintended consequences of low-income seniors losing their homes because of tax sales are dramatic.

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Click here to see properties with delinquent taxes and municipal liens, located in Baltimore City, that are scheduled for the sealed bid tax sale that will be held on May 21, 2012. Bidding will be conducted via an internet-based online sealed ...

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More than a year after the last defendant in a bid-rigging scheme admitted to his part in the multimillion-dollar conspiracy, Baltimore’s spending panel has been asked to debar him and his daughter to prevent them from participating in May’s tax-sale ...

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Baltimore County businessman Jack W. Stollof was sentenced to a year and a day of home detention in May for his role in a years-long, multimillion-dollar tax sale bid-rigging scheme. Perhaps the only reason Stollof, who reportedly drove around in ...

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