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Real Estate Services Project
The Real Estate Services Project
reflects our commitment to community
revitalization by helping to put derelict, abandoned properties
back into productive use. We offer legal representation to community-based
organizations, housing developers, and individual
property owners in acquiring and redeveloping
Baltimore City’s vacant properties.
The Project's
assistance with acquisition
methods include:
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tax sale foreclosure
- direct
purchase from the city (if the property is city-owned); and or
private owner
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private donation.
In addition, the Project offers these real
estate legal services to communities and nonprofit developers in
Baltimore City:
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acquisition planning;
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ground rent
redemption;
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property consolidation and state property tax
exemption applications;
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lien release requests;
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construction and financing documents; and
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legal
representation on commercial and corporate governance matters.
On the Web you can:
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Report vacant properties in your neighborhood with the
City’s
311online system.
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Find out which properties in a neighborhood have
been cited as vacant. Visit
Code Enforcement Division of the Baltimore
City State’s Attorney’s Office, http://www.baltimorehousing.org/CELS/Search_On_Map.aspx,
click "by neighborhood," find your neighborhood in the pull-down
menu, and hit "search."
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Find the owner of a property at
www.dat.state.md.us.
Click on Real Property information.
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mail@communitylaw.org
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Last Updated:
June 16, 2007 ©
2007 Community Law Center, Inc. Baltimore, Maryland
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The Community Law Center, Inc.
