Relating to Real Estate |April 14, 2016
Homestead Tax Credit Applies When Home Is Razed and Rebuilt, but Assessment Increases
In State Department of Assessments and Taxation v. Andrecs, 444 Md. 585 (2015), ...
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Relating to Real Estate |April 14, 2016
General Assembly Broadens and Clarifies Exemptions to Statute That Taxes Transfers of Controlling Interests
The Maryland General Assembly recently passed Senate Bill 597 and House Bill 122...
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Lease Termination May Be Avoided in Bankruptcy
When a commercial tenant is failing, the tenant and its landlord may enter into ...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |April 07, 2016
Bad Boy (Guaranties), What You Gonna Do?
THE IRS APPEARS TO CHANGE ESTABLISHED PRACTICE REGARDING ALLOCATION OF NONRECOUR...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |March 13, 2016
When Is a Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure Not a Deed?
A deed in lieu of foreclosure may be taken by a lender under a workout agreement...
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Borrowers Were on Inquiry Notice of Fraud so Their Claims Were Stale
Suzanne Scales Windesheim, et al. v. Frank Larocca, et al., 443 Md. 312, 116 A.3...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |March 13, 2016
I Don't Care How Long That Shed Has Been There!
In Montgomery County, MD v. Bhatt, No. 36, Sept. Term 2015 (Md.Ct.App. Jan. 22, ...
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Rain Tax Is a Tax, but Synagogue Is Not Exempted from Paying It
Shaarei Tfiloh Synagogue is one of Baltimore’s most recognizable and beloved rel...
Read MoreRelating to Real Estate |March 13, 2016
Reducing Recordation Taxes in the Post-IDOT Era
For many years, the vehicle of choice to avoid paying recordation taxes in Maryl...
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"Best" Is Not Always Best When It Comes to Knowledge
The term “knowledge” is used in affidavits, applications, representations, warra...
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