Maryland foreclosures
Keep People Housed — Take Action to Pass Key Reforms in 2026!
This past weekend marked the halfway point in Maryland’s 90-day legislative session. As we cross that benchmark, another, more critical deadline looms: March 23. This is crossover day, which means a bill has to have passed out of one chamber and crossed over to the opposite chamber to have a good chance to make it across the finish line this session. Several critical housing bills haven’t been voted on, and we need your help to get them on the vote lists and out of committee as the clock ticks down. Take action today! Corporate landlords and property managers are trying ...
Protect Maryland Residents from Foreclosure on Zombie Mortgages!
Maryland, Connecticut, and Alabama are rarely thought of as a trio; they are located in different regions in the U.S. with distinct food, culture, cities, and natural environments. They share one unfortunate trait: Maryland, Alabama, and Connecticut are the only three states in the country that do not have a statute of limitations for foreclosure. Statutes of limitations establishes the time limit for bringing a foreclosure action. Essentially, it means that if a homeowner misses mortgage payments, a foreclosure action must begin before the time runs out. This provides clarity for the homeowner and ensures that mortgage servicers have an ...
Debt Reform
Debt Reform Consumer debt in the United States is approaching a record-breaking $16 trillion, and is in need of reform. Mortgages, student loans, auto loans, and credit cards were the main areas where Americans fell into debt. Medical debt, which is growing faster than income, is another leading cause of debt. To advance a just economy for all, Economic Action Maryland Fund advocates to end predatory and deceptive loan products, and leads statewide efforts to reform local and state debt collection policies that criminalize poverty and deepen the racial wealth gap. GET HELP ...