Condominiums - Assessment Late Fees and Liens - Notice and Timing
Sponsor: Delegate SaabCommittee: Environment and TransportationSubject: Real PropertyStatus: Unfavorable Report by Environment and Transportation (as of Nov 15, 2022)
What this bill does
Official synopsis
Requiring the council of unit owners of a condominium to provide a certain notice to a unit owner at least 30 days before imposing a lien on a condominium unit; and altering the number of days an assessment or installment must be delinquent before a late fee may be imposed or before a council of unit owners may demand payment of the remaining annual assessment coming due within that fiscal year if a unit owner fails to pay an installment when due.
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Testimony (3)
MGA witness listFAV 1FavorableUNF 2Unfavorable
| Position | Witness | Organization | Testimony |
|---|---|---|---|
| FAV | Delegate Saab, Delegate Saablegislator | Individual | Oral |
| UNF | Katz, Ruth | Community Association Institute Maryland Legislative Action Committee | Written (PDF) |
| UNF | Graf, Lorilobbyist | Maryland Building Industry Association | Written (PDF) |
Organizations on record
Registered lobbyists who testified
UNFGraf, LoriMaryland Building Industry AssociationRegistered for: Maryland Building Industry Association