THE INDEX
Why this MSI reads 75
3 of 18 checked public signals observed, covering 100% of the model. The score is public; the signal-by-signal reasons, source documents, and owner details are in LienSuite.
THE RECORD
Property details
- Property type
- Rowhouse (DHCD use 1008)
- Owner of record
- Johnson, Candace Marie (Tr) and Tomczak, Mark James (Tr) (mailing address 9985 Cape Ann Dr Columbia, MD, 21046)
- Homestead / principal residence
- Not the owner’s principal residence per the City record
- Vacant building notice
- None open
- Structure area
- 1,056 sq ft
- Last recorded transfer
- Consideration not stated, private non-arms-length transfer such as a foreclosure, gift or auction, June 3, 2025; 3 transfers on the SDAT record
- Permits
- 1 DHCD permit in the last 12 months: refresh of 11' x 12' patio to make is a useful space for the family to (October 6, 2025)
- 311 requests
- 1 in the last 12 months at this address: cce building permit complaint (1)
Parcel reference: 1755 102. Facts reflect the listed observation dates and may have changed since then.
OWNERSHIP AND TAXES
Research snapshot
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CHANGES OVER TIME
Property timeline
- 311: CCE Building Permit Complaint
Status Closed.
Baltimore 311 customer service requests (Open Baltimore) · checked Sep 20, 2026 - Permit
Refresh of 11' x 12' patio to make is a useful space for the family to use by completing the following changes. 1/ Removal of concrete/cinder block wall that appears to be leaning, with cracks and portions (at the bottom) are missing. It is a hazard with potential to fall. 2/ Removal of wooden crates that were placed on the ground (by previous owner) of the patio that are rotted and cracked. 3/ Masonry repair of patio left corner panel of concrete/cinder block wall as a result of concrete/cinder block wall removal. This is a repair of where the wall Will need to be cut. Want to be sure the area is sealed, painted white, smooth and visually appealing with no cracks or peeling. 4/ Masonry repair of brick front of house. The brick requires pointing to fill in missing mortar. 5/ Install 2' foot high sitting wall to replace the concrete/cinder block wall that was removed. The sitting wall will meet the existing neighbors wooden wall. 6/ Install patio flooring with Nicolock pavers (includes leveling with sand). 7/ During delivery of the patio materials, the contractor (Long Fence) will temporarily park in front of the property to offload materials. Once the materials are safely stored inside the property gate, the work truck will either park on a side street or return to their office. This same scenario will be required at the end of each work day to collect packing materials, debris or to close out the job. 8/Will replace existing wooden patio gate with a wrought iron security gate with a secure deadbolt. 9/ Will power wash the walkway on the side of the property and the steps on the front of the property. Approved For Work only. Subject to the permitted uses and regulations under the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance. Patio & Masonry Refresh.
DHCD housing and building permits (Open Baltimore) · checked Sep 20, 2026 - Recorded transfer
Consideration not stated, private non-arms-length transfer such as a foreclosure, gift or auction.
Maryland SDAT Baltimore City real property assessments (opendata.maryland.gov) · checked Sep 20, 2026 - Recorded transfer
$215,000, private arms-length transfer, improved.
Maryland SDAT Baltimore City real property assessments (opendata.maryland.gov) · checked Sep 20, 2026 - Recorded transfer
$150,000, private arms-length transfer, improved.
Maryland SDAT Baltimore City real property assessments (opendata.maryland.gov) · checked Sep 20, 2026
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