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Celebrating Success: LTA Baltimore Graduation Ceremony
Celebrating Success: LTA Baltimore Graduation Ceremony

On Tuesday, November 26, 2024, the Leasing Training Academy (LTA) celebrated the achievements of 11 talented individuals during the Baltimore graduation ceremony. These students dedicated themselves to mastering leasing and property management skills, emerging as confident professionals ready to... Continue Reading

Postedby Caj Jennifer
Date posted12/9/2024


MMHA Leasing Training Academy (MMHALTA) wins an award
MMHA Leasing Training Academy (MMHALTA) wins an award

The National Apartment Association announced its annual award winners and our own MMHALTA won! Continue Reading

Postedby Adam Skolnik CPM, ARM, CAE
Date posted06/27/2024


LTA Baltimore graduation
LTA Baltimore graduation

The Baltimore LTA proves to be a winner! Continue Reading

Postedby Christina Marcelo
Date posted06/12/2024


Leasing Training Academy (LTA) coming to Baltimore
Leasing Training Academy (LTA) coming to Baltimore

LTA Baltimore County Announcement in LTA News News Coverage for the LTA coming to Baltimore County! CityBizList CityBizList Baltimore WMAR-TV The Daily Record BNN Online Continue Reading

Postedby Candice Manning
Date posted02/12/2024


MMHA Responds to The Baltimore Sun's Slanted Investigative Series On Rent Court & Rent Escrow Court
MMHA Responds to The Baltimore Sun's Slanted Investigative Series On Rent Court & Rent Escrow Court

Believing that The Baltimore Sun wrote the title to their "investigative series," Dismissed: Tenants Lose, Landlords Win in Baltimore City Rent Court, before properly collecting and analyzing the true facts and procedures of rent court and rent escrow court, MMHA sent our perspective to the Sun... Continue Reading

Postedby Tommy Tompsett (deleted)
Date posted05/11/2017


Apartment boom in MD headed for a slow down...
Apartment boom in MD headed for a slow down...

From the Daily Record: "The apartment boom in Maryland appears headed for a slow down as big banks nationally put the brakes on lending for multifamily projects. The Wall Street Journal reported Tuesday that credit markets for projects nationally are drying up. MPF Research found national demand... Continue Reading

Postedby Katie Lindner (deleted)
Date posted02/21/2017


Could Baltimore City Water Be Headed Towards Privatization?
Could Baltimore City Water Be Headed Towards Privatization?

Erroneously high water bills may lead to the privatization of the Baltimore City's water system which is currently run by the Baltimore City Department of Public Works (DPW). When asked about privatization, Mayor Catherine Pugh praised DPW ‘s new smart meter technology, "Baltimeter," and... Continue Reading

Postedby Tommy Tompsett (deleted)
Date posted01/10/2017


CDC Considers Lowering Lead Level Threshold by 30%
CDC Considers Lowering Lead Level Threshold by 30%

Saying that it would make it easier for health practitioners to identify more children affected by lead, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is considering lowering its threshold for lead levels in children by at least 30 percent from 5 micrograms per deciliter to 3.5... Continue Reading

Postedby Tommy Tompsett (deleted)
Date posted01/4/2017


HUD Sets Fiscal Year 2017 FMR
HUD Sets Fiscal Year 2017 FMR

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has published its final fiscal year 2017 fair market rents (FMR) for Maryland. The Baltimore-Columbia-Towson metropolitan area, which includes Anne Arundel County, Baltimore County, Carroll County, Harford County, Howard County, Queen... Continue Reading

Postedby Tommy Tompsett (deleted)
Date posted12/30/2016


Revised Warrant of Restitution Form
Revised Warrant of Restitution Form

Administrative Services for the District Court of Maryland has notified district court practitioners that the Petition for Warrant of Restitution Form ( DC-CV-081) has been revised . The new warrant of restitution form can be found by clicking here. Please note, the previous version of the... Continue Reading

Postedby Tommy Tompsett (deleted)
Date posted12/30/2016


Analysis on the Fight for 15 from the Pew Rearerch Center
Analysis on the Fight for 15 from the Pew Rearerch Center

The Pew Research Center recently released some interesting survey results concerning the balance between the working conditions and the pay that companies provide their employees and the bottom line costs for consumers. The survey can be summarized as follows: Around one-half of Americans feel... Continue Reading

Postedby Tommy Tompsett (deleted)
Date posted12/20/2016


President-elect Trump to nominate Dr. Ben Carson for HUD Secretary
President-elect Trump to nominate Dr. Ben Carson for HUD Secretary

Dr. Ben Carson is President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Dr. Carson will be charged with running an agency with a budget of $47.9 billion and over 8,400 employees. HUD plays a significant role in all housing arenas. For... Continue Reading

Postedby Tommy Tompsett (deleted)
Date posted12/5/2016