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Help With Accessing Publicly Available Land Owner Data
2023.09.06 02:49 Proto7800 Help With Accessing Publicly Available Land Owner Data
Hello, and thanks for your time. I am an admitted novice with python but usually once pointed in the right direction can use the great google machine to figure things out. Basically I want to pull land data from my local county in Maryland, filter for properties over 100 acres and store the data, once stored I want to pull the data weekly and and compare to my first pull to know which properties were sold and to who. Once I have this list I can then investigate further to decide who I want to contact in reference to renting their land for farming use. This is all publicly available information and I am already attempting this by hand so I want to automate it to make things easier on myself. The issue is I do not know where to start on accessing the raw data. Here is the GIS map link that I currently look through: https://washcomd.maps.arcgis.com/apps/webappvieweindex.html?id=6485fb39d72544d2943b4e75605859c4 And here is an example of a specific property from the SDAT link, this is the info provided when you select a property from the map: https://sdat.dat.maryland.gov/RealProperty/Pages/viewdetails.aspx?County=22&SearchType=ACCT&District=01&AccountNumber=003097%20%20%20%20%20%20 I assume the information on the SDAT (or at least some of it) would be available in some sort of table or database but I am not sure how to get to it or how to access it. If I could figure that out I could use the info in the database if it was directly available, or use the parcel id number to open the individual SDAT page and pull the relevant info. I have done analysis on large datasets before but it was always from a .csv or from a database that work provided the info to get into. If I can get access to the info I know I can work with the data without issue. I know this is a long shot, but maybe someone has experience with something similar? Or maybe I am going about it all wrong. I asked ChatGPT for help but it refused. I also understand that this is a big ask and I'm really not providing much help so I understand if nothing comes of this. Thank you
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2023.03.30 21:00 Denotsguy Land survey costs : help?
Hi all, I could use some help. I hired a land surveyor in Baltimore county, Maryland. The survey provided a $1000-1500 estimate for what we reached out to him for.
Hired him to look into minor subdivision. Trying to turn a detached building into living space (detached building existed when I purchased the house but no electricity, water, plumbing, etc. just a building shell structure). He suggested in law apartment.
Services performed (list was provided by him) -reviewed the site & area deeds & plats per SDAT & prepared a base sheet -cursory visit to site -reviewed multiple plats to isolate the much earlier plats that addressed the density issue, obtained/provided copies -reviewed zoning and sepals to confirm that in law apartment was allowable and possible; development management confirmed density has been totally exhausted
For mentioned above he’s asking for $1400 & no breakdown of how this estimate , no proper invoice just typed in email. Does this seem like a fair price?
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Hired him to look into minor subdivision. Trying to turn a detached building into living space (detached building existed when I purchased the house but no electricity, water, plumbing, etc. just a building shell structure). He suggested in law apartment.
Services performed (list was provided by him) -reviewed the site & area deeds & plats per SDAT & prepared a base sheet -cursory visit to site -reviewed multiple plats to isolate the much earlier plats that addressed the density issue, obtained/provided copies -reviewed zoning and sepals to confirm that in law apartment was allowable and possible; development management confirmed density has been totally exhausted
For mentioned above he’s asking for $1400 & no breakdown of how this estimate , no proper invoice just typed in email. Does this seem like a fair price?
2023.01.19 15:43 RigorMortis_Tortoise Question regarding Edit Widget in ArcGIS Experience Builder
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2023.01.09 18:18 Flyinace2000 Homestead Application Date and City Appeal
We moved in Baltimore in 2021 and closed on our house in May 2021 (Tax Year 2020). We got the application for the Homestead credit a few months later and applied. Website never showed we were approved but I called the department and they say we were approved in December of 2021 (Tax Year 2021).
In December of 2022 we get a letter saying the city disagrees with the states assessment in 2021 ($560k) and it should be closer to the price we paid ($725k). This would increase our taxes by about $5000 per year, which is a pretty hefty increase. They are appealing the value so our TY2022 bill would be increased and we would owe money for TY2022 and going forward in 2023.
Based on the information on the website and law I think our property would be eligible for the credit assuming the increase was over the 4% threshold in TY2021. The property was not transferred in the previous tax year (TY21, it was transferred in TY2020), zoning has not changed, substantial change did not occur in use and the previous assessment was not erroneous.
The 'Baltimore City Assessment Office Maryland State Department of Assessments & Taxation' is telling me that I'm wrong and
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In December of 2022 we get a letter saying the city disagrees with the states assessment in 2021 ($560k) and it should be closer to the price we paid ($725k). This would increase our taxes by about $5000 per year, which is a pretty hefty increase. They are appealing the value so our TY2022 bill would be increased and we would owe money for TY2022 and going forward in 2023.
Based on the information on the website and law I think our property would be eligible for the credit assuming the increase was over the 4% threshold in TY2021. The property was not transferred in the previous tax year (TY21, it was transferred in TY2020), zoning has not changed, substantial change did not occur in use and the previous assessment was not erroneous.
The 'Baltimore City Assessment Office Maryland State Department of Assessments & Taxation' is telling me that I'm wrong and
"Your eligibility is one year after approval. Your approval date is 12/30/2021, so your eligibility for receipt of the credit based on the criteria is 07/01/2023. The credit is always applied, if eligible, on the full tax year not calendar year." - [sdat.baltcity@maryland.gov](mailto:sdat.baltcity@maryland.gov)I'm not sure what to do next, anyone deal with this before? We moved from NJ so we are used to high property taxes, but this is next level.
2022.08.04 08:41 FRMRL Launch a service business in Maryland
Starting a business in Maryland can be easy with the proper groundwork. Maryland more than lives up to its state slogan: "We’re open for business!" Here are some of the key steps to help you start your business in Maryland!
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- Check zoning requirements–zoning regulations are not the same in every part of Maryland. Even though Maryland says it is "open for business," zoning laws and local rules can still stop your service business plans. Make sure you check state, local, and even your HOA and leasing agreements before launching your business.
- Choose a business structure–it is important to know the business structure that best suits your business before you start with the process. Registration requirements change between entities. Sole proprietors may need no extra step but getting a DBA (doing business as), while a corporation will need articles of incorporation, special tax filings, and more!
- Register your business–The Maryland Business Express website makes it easy to register a new business and submit online filings for most business entity types. However, there is a lot of extra paperwork required to get the additional identifiers needed to start a business in Maryland.
- Register your business online via Maryland Business Express.
- Receive an SDAT Identification Number.
- Obtain an EIN from the IRS. Many businesses in Maryland also need a Federal Employer Identification Number (FEIN)—also known as an EIN—from the IRS.
- Obtain a Central Registration Number. This eight-digit number is assigned to your business if it opens a state withholding account.
- Arrange permits and licenses–you could be required to apply for permits and licenses depending on the industry that your business is in. Maryland has a one-stop portal. that is a centralized database of Maryland State licenses, forms, certificates, permits, applications, and registrations.
- Insure your business– You should speak to an insurance expert to figure out what types of insurance you need for your business, no matter where it is located. Home businesses are often not insured enough, but they need the right insurance to safeguard their business assets.
2021.10.31 18:35 peopleareprettycool Curtis Investments is Shutting down the Bagel Place
Tl;dr: the Bagel Place landlord is a company “Curtis Investments”, and we need to start letting them know how we feel about our precious closing down. Phone numbers towards the end.
To start off lemme just say that I am in no way an expert in property or legals or really anything, just a bagel whore pissed off that I can’t get my fix anymore. While I like the idea of moving the bagel place into STAMP, honestly even if they weren’t going out of business it would be more convenient to have them in the middle of campus, there’s still a month on their lease. They’re asking for our help to renew it, and I refuse to believe all hope is lost! MAMMA NEEDS HER BAGELS!!!! So, who is this dikhead landlord?
All property ownership is supposed to be public record, you can look up any property in MD here: https://sdat.dat.maryland.gov/RealProperty/Pages/default.aspx. The bagel place address: 7423 Baltimore Ave, doesn’t show up, probably because the entire shopping area is listed under a single address (#8 in the property search guide). We do get the same company, “COLLEGE PARK CENTER LLC”, for the shops on either side, 7419 Baltimore Ave and around the corner at 4507 College Ave. I’d say its safe to assume that entire shopping center, from Aroy Thai to Playa Bowls is owned by this company.
Now who is COLLEGE PARK CENTER LLC? Well luckily for us, that’s also public information! (https://egov.maryland.gov/BusinessExpress/EntitySearch). Unfortunately, there isn’t much info on who they are, as this company is registered to a Lawyer. Probably meant to obscure who actually owns it, but luckily for us they’re really bad at it. When you actually look up their listed address, “SUITE 201, 7905 MALCOLM ROAD CLINTON MD 20735”, google maps shows that office belongs to none other than the Bane of our story, “Curtis Investments” *insert hissing noises*.
A shady google maps result not good enough for you? On the Curtis website itself, they list the 4507 College Ave property as one of their own. They even have a fucking KAREN as the contact! Also, looking at the COLLEGE PARK CENTER’s “Personal Property Assessments Certification Information” in the business database, the mailing address is listed as 5620 LINDA LN CAMP SPRINGS MD 20748-2327, which also shows up as Curtis’s address. All this tells me that COLLEGE PARK CENTER LLC = Curtis investments = real shitheads.
My best guess is that shithead investments saw all the money being made off the new hotels along Baltimore Ave and now wants a piece of the action. The Bagel place is just the first domino, and we can expect to see all the properties’ leases stop being renewed. If you care about any of the other stores there, then you should care about what’s happening to the bagel place.
So, where do we go from here? We gotta let Curtis Investments know how we feel about our precious Bagel Place closing down! The most effective way to do that is pretty simple: just call them.
Be polite if you wanna, but also fuck ‘em there’s no reason to. They're after our goddamn bagelz. After the TIT-LABIA-EGG stunt I gotta believe we can push that same energy toward Curtis investments. Call them 10 times in a row from a blocked number just to shout “FUCK YOU” and hang up. Set a daily alarm for 4:20 reminding you to call Curtis. If you’ve got the minutes bring your phone around whatever Halloween party you’re at and leave one long ass message of people shouting “GIMMIE MY BAGELS C*NTHEAD CURTIS” one after another. Or do whatever you wanna, just do something. Keep in mind businesses need to listen to every voice message they get (esp from an unknown number), since some of the messages may be from actual clients.
Below are a few numbers you can try (all publicly listed!):
- Curtis Investments Contact Number: 301-702-3200
- Curtis College Park Center Listed Contact (Karen O’Brien): 301-702-3200 (ext. 116)
- COLLEGE PARK CENTER LLC Resident Agent (Bryon Huffman, lawyer dude): 410-381-3800
On a more personal note, these past 1.5 years have been pretty shit. I wouldn’t be so dramatic as to say that the Bagel Place was my only shining light in the sea of COVID-darkness, but it was nice to have around. They’re the only decent bagels in town. And for the love of fucking god I can’t understand why its too-fucking-much to ask for a god-damn profitable bagel shop to be left a-fucking-lone to serve its fucking community. After feeling way too helpless watching half a million Americans die I’m too damn tired of getting fucked over by the universe while being told to take it quietly. Enough!!! I’m set on trying to punch back at least this one time, I hope you are too.
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To start off lemme just say that I am in no way an expert in property or legals or really anything, just a bagel whore pissed off that I can’t get my fix anymore. While I like the idea of moving the bagel place into STAMP, honestly even if they weren’t going out of business it would be more convenient to have them in the middle of campus, there’s still a month on their lease. They’re asking for our help to renew it, and I refuse to believe all hope is lost! MAMMA NEEDS HER BAGELS!!!! So, who is this dikhead landlord?
All property ownership is supposed to be public record, you can look up any property in MD here: https://sdat.dat.maryland.gov/RealProperty/Pages/default.aspx. The bagel place address: 7423 Baltimore Ave, doesn’t show up, probably because the entire shopping area is listed under a single address (#8 in the property search guide). We do get the same company, “COLLEGE PARK CENTER LLC”, for the shops on either side, 7419 Baltimore Ave and around the corner at 4507 College Ave. I’d say its safe to assume that entire shopping center, from Aroy Thai to Playa Bowls is owned by this company.
Now who is COLLEGE PARK CENTER LLC? Well luckily for us, that’s also public information! (https://egov.maryland.gov/BusinessExpress/EntitySearch). Unfortunately, there isn’t much info on who they are, as this company is registered to a Lawyer. Probably meant to obscure who actually owns it, but luckily for us they’re really bad at it. When you actually look up their listed address, “SUITE 201, 7905 MALCOLM ROAD CLINTON MD 20735”, google maps shows that office belongs to none other than the Bane of our story, “Curtis Investments” *insert hissing noises*.
A shady google maps result not good enough for you? On the Curtis website itself, they list the 4507 College Ave property as one of their own. They even have a fucking KAREN as the contact! Also, looking at the COLLEGE PARK CENTER’s “Personal Property Assessments Certification Information” in the business database, the mailing address is listed as 5620 LINDA LN CAMP SPRINGS MD 20748-2327, which also shows up as Curtis’s address. All this tells me that COLLEGE PARK CENTER LLC = Curtis investments = real shitheads.
My best guess is that shithead investments saw all the money being made off the new hotels along Baltimore Ave and now wants a piece of the action. The Bagel place is just the first domino, and we can expect to see all the properties’ leases stop being renewed. If you care about any of the other stores there, then you should care about what’s happening to the bagel place.
So, where do we go from here? We gotta let Curtis Investments know how we feel about our precious Bagel Place closing down! The most effective way to do that is pretty simple: just call them.
Be polite if you wanna, but also fuck ‘em there’s no reason to. They're after our goddamn bagelz. After the TIT-LABIA-EGG stunt I gotta believe we can push that same energy toward Curtis investments. Call them 10 times in a row from a blocked number just to shout “FUCK YOU” and hang up. Set a daily alarm for 4:20 reminding you to call Curtis. If you’ve got the minutes bring your phone around whatever Halloween party you’re at and leave one long ass message of people shouting “GIMMIE MY BAGELS C*NTHEAD CURTIS” one after another. Or do whatever you wanna, just do something. Keep in mind businesses need to listen to every voice message they get (esp from an unknown number), since some of the messages may be from actual clients.
Below are a few numbers you can try (all publicly listed!):
- Curtis Investments Contact Number: 301-702-3200
- Curtis College Park Center Listed Contact (Karen O’Brien): 301-702-3200 (ext. 116)
- COLLEGE PARK CENTER LLC Resident Agent (Bryon Huffman, lawyer dude): 410-381-3800
On a more personal note, these past 1.5 years have been pretty shit. I wouldn’t be so dramatic as to say that the Bagel Place was my only shining light in the sea of COVID-darkness, but it was nice to have around. They’re the only decent bagels in town. And for the love of fucking god I can’t understand why its too-fucking-much to ask for a god-damn profitable bagel shop to be left a-fucking-lone to serve its fucking community. After feeling way too helpless watching half a million Americans die I’m too damn tired of getting fucked over by the universe while being told to take it quietly. Enough!!! I’m set on trying to punch back at least this one time, I hope you are too.
2021.08.26 04:27 Danciusly Thousands of Maryland homeowners to receive property tax credit refunds by September
The Maryland State Department of Assessments and Taxation is notifying thousands of homeowners that they will receive payments due to a property tax credit miscalculation.
SDAT has identified 5,393 homeowners with total payments amounting to $7,947,531.01. The payments range from $1.61 to $2,076.
At the end of August, SDAT will send these homeowners a letter explaining what these payments are for, and letting the homeowners know to expect a check in the mail around the end of September.
"The Department is working on an easy-to-use online service that will allow Montgomery County homeowners to search for whether they are due a payment, and we expect to have that released on our website before the letters go out," Meghan Malone, Public Information Officer for the Maryland State Department of Assessments & Taxation, wrote to WMAR-2 News Mallory Sofastaii. https://www.wmar2news.com/matterformallory/thousands-of-md-homeowners-to-receive-property-tax-credit-refunds-by-september
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SDAT has identified 5,393 homeowners with total payments amounting to $7,947,531.01. The payments range from $1.61 to $2,076.
At the end of August, SDAT will send these homeowners a letter explaining what these payments are for, and letting the homeowners know to expect a check in the mail around the end of September.
"The Department is working on an easy-to-use online service that will allow Montgomery County homeowners to search for whether they are due a payment, and we expect to have that released on our website before the letters go out," Meghan Malone, Public Information Officer for the Maryland State Department of Assessments & Taxation, wrote to WMAR-2 News Mallory Sofastaii. https://www.wmar2news.com/matterformallory/thousands-of-md-homeowners-to-receive-property-tax-credit-refunds-by-september
2020.06.12 15:01 MakeYourself14 Maryland Homestead Tax Credit in Baltimore County
Hi all,
I'm considering putting an offer in on a home in the Towson area. I've been trying to estimate my future mortgage payments by using the tax records shown on Zillow and the Maryland SDAT website. The home I am considering was assessed in 2020 at 2/3 the list price, which is surprisingly low. I want to avoid seeing a significant jump in my tax bill after purchasing the home by applying for the Maryland Homestead Tax Credit. Am I at risk of having taxes jump up on me?
Here is my thought process: -- Home was assesssed in 2020, so it will not be up for reassesment until 2023 (3 year cycle in Maryland)
-- After living in the house all of 2021, I could then apply for the Homestead Tax Credit in 2022 before the home is resassessed, thus limiting the increase in tax bill to 4% per year from there on out.
Does anyone see any flaws in this thinking? Considering putting in an offer this weekend, so any input would be greatly appreciated!
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I'm considering putting an offer in on a home in the Towson area. I've been trying to estimate my future mortgage payments by using the tax records shown on Zillow and the Maryland SDAT website. The home I am considering was assessed in 2020 at 2/3 the list price, which is surprisingly low. I want to avoid seeing a significant jump in my tax bill after purchasing the home by applying for the Maryland Homestead Tax Credit. Am I at risk of having taxes jump up on me?
Here is my thought process: -- Home was assesssed in 2020, so it will not be up for reassesment until 2023 (3 year cycle in Maryland)
-- After living in the house all of 2021, I could then apply for the Homestead Tax Credit in 2022 before the home is resassessed, thus limiting the increase in tax bill to 4% per year from there on out.
Does anyone see any flaws in this thinking? Considering putting in an offer this weekend, so any input would be greatly appreciated!
2020.06.12 15:01 MakeYourself14 Maryland Homestead Tax Credit in Baltimore County
Hi all,
I'm considering putting an offer in on a home in the Towson, Maryland area. I've been trying to estimate my future mortgage payments by using the tax records shown on Zillow and the Maryland SDAT website. The home I am considering was assessed in 2020 at 2/3 the list price, which is surprisingly low. I want to avoid seeing a significant jump in my tax bill after purchasing the home by applying for the Maryland Homestead Tax Credit. Am I at risk of having taxes jump up on me?
Here is my thought process: -- Home was assesssed in 2020, so it will not be up for reassesment until 2023 (3 year cycle in Maryland)
-- After living in the house all of 2021, I could then apply for the Homestead Tax Credit in 2022 before the home is resassessed, thus limiting the increase in tax bill to 4% per year from there on out.
Does anyone see any flaws in this thinking? Considering putting in an offer this weekend, so any input would be greatly appreciated!
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I'm considering putting an offer in on a home in the Towson, Maryland area. I've been trying to estimate my future mortgage payments by using the tax records shown on Zillow and the Maryland SDAT website. The home I am considering was assessed in 2020 at 2/3 the list price, which is surprisingly low. I want to avoid seeing a significant jump in my tax bill after purchasing the home by applying for the Maryland Homestead Tax Credit. Am I at risk of having taxes jump up on me?
Here is my thought process: -- Home was assesssed in 2020, so it will not be up for reassesment until 2023 (3 year cycle in Maryland)
-- After living in the house all of 2021, I could then apply for the Homestead Tax Credit in 2022 before the home is resassessed, thus limiting the increase in tax bill to 4% per year from there on out.
Does anyone see any flaws in this thinking? Considering putting in an offer this weekend, so any input would be greatly appreciated!
2020.06.11 18:46 gdsprt Maryland SDAT Discrepancy (First Home Purchase)
Hi fellow homeowners and redditors! My wife and I purchased our first home in MD back in 2018. Between now and then we have come to realize certain things we should have been on the lookout for when looking for a home to buy. The beautiful house we once toured has more than a fair share of issues and cut corners. Furthermore, in looking into the property on the MD SDAT Real Property database, I have found a few things that, to me, stick out as red flags. Hoping some of you might be able to share your knowledge and experience to either put my mind at ease and/or provide some helpful next steps that I seem to be blind to at the moment.
ISSUE 1
The house was flipped prior to being sold to us, and possibly the family that owned it for the short period between now and then.
ISSUE 2
The property has a garage that was converted into an in-law suit, and a loft that was converted into a 2nd story master bedroom. The information obtained in the Real Data Property database search still shows that the home is one story and 1449 sq ft, but the house is actually two stories and 2018 sq ft. For what its worth the property specs are accurate on Zillow. Should I be concerned about this discrepancy, and if so what should I do to resolve?
ISSUE 3
MD database shows that my Homestead Application was approved, though the Homeowners Tax Credit Application was never submitted. Thought I had applied but not sure how to check, is it possible the database is out of date regarding that status – or, if it is up to date in that regard, is it too late for me to file for that tax credit?
Any advice or links to other resources would be greatly appreciated!
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ISSUE 1
The house was flipped prior to being sold to us, and possibly the family that owned it for the short period between now and then.
- 1978: Home Built
- May 2016: Home sold at $80k from original homeowner
- Feb 2017: Home sold by LLC at $182,500 to family
- May 2018: I purchased the home at $210,000
ISSUE 2
The property has a garage that was converted into an in-law suit, and a loft that was converted into a 2nd story master bedroom. The information obtained in the Real Data Property database search still shows that the home is one story and 1449 sq ft, but the house is actually two stories and 2018 sq ft. For what its worth the property specs are accurate on Zillow. Should I be concerned about this discrepancy, and if so what should I do to resolve?
ISSUE 3
MD database shows that my Homestead Application was approved, though the Homeowners Tax Credit Application was never submitted. Thought I had applied but not sure how to check, is it possible the database is out of date regarding that status – or, if it is up to date in that regard, is it too late for me to file for that tax credit?
Any advice or links to other resources would be greatly appreciated!
2020.01.09 18:44 prestono what happens when someone web scrapes a site that doesn't allow web scraping?
for example this scraper:
https://github.com/shafayeatsumit/maryland_gov/blob/mastesdat.py
will scrape
https://sdat.dat.maryland.gov
whose Terms of Use say *"SDAT website prohibit any form of automatic or robotic data collection, extraction or copying, such as data mining or web scraping"*
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https://github.com/shafayeatsumit/maryland_gov/blob/mastesdat.py
will scrape
https://sdat.dat.maryland.gov
whose Terms of Use say *"SDAT website prohibit any form of automatic or robotic data collection, extraction or copying, such as data mining or web scraping"*
2018.03.10 22:14 BrianW1983 Question about creating an LLC in Maryland and who is legally responsible?
Hello!
I want to create an LLC for a non-medical senior companion business in Maryland. The name would be something like "Caring Companions, LLC."
Here is the form in Maryland.
http://dat.maryland.gov/SDAT%20Forms/artorgan.pdf
I have 2 questions:
1.) I have to use a home address on the form and not a P.O. Box. I currently rent an apartment and may move soon. I'm on a month-to-month lease and can't predict the future. I was thinking of using my parent's home address but I do not want to involve them in the business in any way. Would putting their home address on the LLC make them legally liable or responsible for anything?
2.) The form says I must have a "Resident Agent" sign it. The business is strictly myself. Just me. Why do I have to have a "resident agent" sign and who can I get to do it?
My hope and my dream is to be 100% independent.
Thanks!!!
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I want to create an LLC for a non-medical senior companion business in Maryland. The name would be something like "Caring Companions, LLC."
Here is the form in Maryland.
http://dat.maryland.gov/SDAT%20Forms/artorgan.pdf
I have 2 questions:
1.) I have to use a home address on the form and not a P.O. Box. I currently rent an apartment and may move soon. I'm on a month-to-month lease and can't predict the future. I was thinking of using my parent's home address but I do not want to involve them in the business in any way. Would putting their home address on the LLC make them legally liable or responsible for anything?
2.) The form says I must have a "Resident Agent" sign it. The business is strictly myself. Just me. Why do I have to have a "resident agent" sign and who can I get to do it?
My hope and my dream is to be 100% independent.
Thanks!!!
2018.03.10 22:03 BrianW1983 Question about starting an LLC in Maryland?
Hello!
I want to create an LLC for a non-medical senior companion business in Maryland. The name would be something like "Caring Companions, LLC."
Here is the form in Maryland.
http://dat.maryland.gov/SDAT%20Forms/artorgan.pdf
I have 2 questions:
1.) I have to use a home address on the form and not a P.O. Box. I currently rent an apartment and may move soon. I'm on a month-to-month lease and can't predict the future. I was thinking of using my parent's home address but I do not want to involve them in the business in any way. Would putting their home address on the LLC make them legally liable or responsible for anything?
2.) The form says I must have a "Resident Agent" sign it. The business is strictly myself. Just me. Why do I have to have a "resident agent" sign and who can I get to do it?
My hope and my dream is to be 100% independent.
Thanks!!!
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I want to create an LLC for a non-medical senior companion business in Maryland. The name would be something like "Caring Companions, LLC."
Here is the form in Maryland.
http://dat.maryland.gov/SDAT%20Forms/artorgan.pdf
I have 2 questions:
1.) I have to use a home address on the form and not a P.O. Box. I currently rent an apartment and may move soon. I'm on a month-to-month lease and can't predict the future. I was thinking of using my parent's home address but I do not want to involve them in the business in any way. Would putting their home address on the LLC make them legally liable or responsible for anything?
2.) The form says I must have a "Resident Agent" sign it. The business is strictly myself. Just me. Why do I have to have a "resident agent" sign and who can I get to do it?
My hope and my dream is to be 100% independent.
Thanks!!!
2017.08.02 18:40 bluefoxicy Ground rent bill showing up two years late
So I just got a ground rent bill.
The last bill I got was a few years ago. Out of nowhere, this new bill shows up demanding four back payments (including the one due the prior month) plus late fees, and threatening legal action.
Yeah, no.
According to Maryland,
My ground rent provider has changed three times. Providers have occasionally switched and failed to start billing me for a cycle or three. Until I see a bill, I'm not 100% certain if the rent's going to the same place. Not my fault you didn't bill me.
I don't understand if they're required to bill me before payment is due or not, though. Does anyone else have to deal with this shit?
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The last bill I got was a few years ago. Out of nowhere, this new bill shows up demanding four back payments (including the one due the prior month) plus late fees, and threatening legal action.
Yeah, no.
According to Maryland,
The owner of a ground lease may not collect a payment of a ground rent unless the ground lease is duly registered with SDAT and the statutory “Notice Required by Maryland Law Regarding Your Ground Rent” has been mailed to the residential property owner at least sixty (60) days before a payment is due.Yet LiveBaltimore says:
The most back ground rent that can ever be collected is three years. This means if you’ve lived in house for ten years, and suddenly the ground rent landlord appears and demands payment, they can only collect three years’ worth of rent and then ask you to pay the annual fee moving forward.These seem at odds. Are they required to notify me, or are they allowed to just not say anything and then hit me with back payments and late fees?
While the landlord can only collect three years of back rent, you can face substantial charges on top of the overdue ground rent, especially if you ignore demands for payment.
My ground rent provider has changed three times. Providers have occasionally switched and failed to start billing me for a cycle or three. Until I see a bill, I'm not 100% certain if the rent's going to the same place. Not my fault you didn't bill me.
I don't understand if they're required to bill me before payment is due or not, though. Does anyone else have to deal with this shit?
2016.08.31 01:08 ElBlackbox Our company is not in good standing, how exactly do we remedy this?
Our company is based in Maryland and just formed this December. We have no inventory, revenue, debts, or liabilities aside from the liabilities we owe to the IRS.
I recently checked the status of our LLC and I found out that our company is not in good standing and thus I understand we need to fill out a Annual Report and Personal Property Return but I am not sure how the late fees will work or how to fill out some of the options such as Manufacturing/Research and Development (R&D) Inventory when we do not have anything.
These last few months we have only done research and designing which did not cost our business any money . We have not spent any money other than filing IRS forms with technically personal money.
We would also like to know how urgent is getting this form filled out. When will our company become forfeited?
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I recently checked the status of our LLC and I found out that our company is not in good standing and thus I understand we need to fill out a Annual Report and Personal Property Return but I am not sure how the late fees will work or how to fill out some of the options such as Manufacturing/Research and Development (R&D) Inventory when we do not have anything.
These last few months we have only done research and designing which did not cost our business any money . We have not spent any money other than filing IRS forms with technically personal money.
We would also like to know how urgent is getting this form filled out. When will our company become forfeited?