Every year, the City of Baltimore sells liens on properties in an effort to collect past-due property taxes and other charges. This year’s sale is scheduled to take place in two weeks.

Yesterday, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott announced that the city will remove some homes from its annual tax sale so that people, particularly first-time homeowners, aren’t put in danger of losing their homes in the middle of a pandemic. WYPR’s City Hall Reporter Emily Sullivan joins us with the details…

The Baltimore City Bureau of Revenue Collections will provide help to homeowners who have liens on their homes. For assistance, call 410 396 3556. 

Every year, the City of Baltimore sells liens on properties in an effort to collect past-due property taxes and other charges. This year&rsquo;s sale is scheduled to take place in two weeks.
Yesterday, <a href="https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/MDBALT/bulletins/2d76c1e">Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott</a> announced that the city will remove some homes from its annual tax sale so that people, particularly first-time homeowners, aren&rsquo;t put in danger of losing their homes in the middle of a pandemic. WYPR&rsquo;s City Hall Reporter <a href="https://twitter.com/emilyasullivan">Emily Sullivan</a> joins us with the details&hellip;
<a href="https://finance.baltimorecity.gov/bureaus/collections">The Baltimore City Bureau of Revenue Collections</a> will provide help to homeowners who have liens on their homes. For assistance, call 410 396 3556.

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