Property overview

2501 E Chase St

Baltimore, MD 21213

Who owns 2501 E Chase St, what the county and city have on record, and a measured sell-signal score — every fact dated and sourced.

Owner of recordJones, LorettaMailing address: 2501 E Chase St, 21213Observed Sep 20, 2026 · Baltimore City Real Property Information (Open Baltimore)

Parcel 1573 025 · Public research profile

Motivated Seller IndexDRAFT MODEL

48/100

About 2.5 in 100 homes with these signals sold within five months (0.8× the Baltimore rate)100% of model checks have usable evidence

A measured sell-signal score from public records: 1 positive signal observed. It is a base rate for homes like this, not a statement about this owner. How it works ↓

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Assessed valueUnavailable

Tax statusUnverified

Ownership tenureUnverified

Property typeRowhouse (DHCD use 1008)

THE INDEX

Why this MSI reads 48

Draft model

2 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.

Method and limits. MSI v0.2-baltimore-2026-09 weights eighteen public signals by how much each one changed the recorded five-month arm’s-length transfer rate across all 180,000 residential parcels in Baltimore City, using only dated records (SDAT transfers, vacant-building notices, tax-sale lists, permits and 311 requests) so no signal reads the buyer’s state, checked on a holdout the model never saw (the top 0.5% of homes by score sold at 4.5x the citywide rate, the top 1% at 4.2x).: use / occupancy permit +24, vacant-building 311 request +17, alteration / rehab permit +14, building-permit 311 complaint +13, high grass and weeds 311 request +12, bought since 2024 +10, abandoned-vehicle 311 request +6, trade permit +5, sanitation / dumping 311 request +5, on the 2022 or 2023 tax-sale list +4, vacant building notice +3, demolition permit +3, exterior permit +2, structure-maintenance 311 request +2, permit valued at $25,000 or more -3, owned for 20 years or more -4, rodent 311 request -7, vacant building notice issued this year -11. The "in 100 homes" figure is the model's fitted probability for this combination of signals. It describes homes like this one in aggregate; it is not a claim about this owner's intentions, and it is not LienSuite's paid deal score.

THE RECORD

Property details

Dated sources

Property type: Rowhouse (DHCD use 1008)
Owner of record: Jones, Loretta (mailing address 2501 E Chase St, 21213)
Homestead / principal residence: Owner-occupied principal residence (Permanent Home indicator H)
Vacant building notice: None open
Lot size: 14-10X70
Year built: 1925
Last recorded transfer: Consideration not stated, July 1, 1977
Permits: 1 DHCD permit in the last 12 months: 2 extrior doors same size 2 thresholds 2 peep holes,point up brick on (August 12, 2026)

Parcel reference: 1573 025. Facts reflect the listed observation dates and may have changed since then.

OWNERSHIP AND TAXES

Research snapshot

Observed tax balanceNot verified

Delinquency periodNot verified

Last recorded transferNot connected

Transfer amountNot connected

Source details not yet connected. A tax balance is not proof that a property is for sale.

CHANGES OVER TIME

Property timeline

Aug 12, 2026
Permit
2 EXTRIOR DOORS SAME SIZE 2 THRESHOLDS 2 PEEP HOLES,POINT UP BRICK ON FRONT STEPS 1 GUTTER AT FRONT AND 1 DOWNSPOUT WHITE IN COLOR . WRAP ALL FRONT WINDOWS WITH WHITTE COIL STOCK AND CLEAR CAULK AROUND OUTSIDE OF WINDOWS Patch a 7"x7" dip on tar roof patch with mchenry tar patch. Install new flooring on top floor and new wall kitchen cabinets and 2 base cabinets and 1 above freezer. New show molding in entire first floor. Paint hall way upstairs and paint ceiling in hall upstairs. Paint back of front door and closet in 2nd bedroom..
DHCD housing and building permits (Open Baltimore) · checked Sep 20, 2026

NEARBY

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Highest sell signal in 21213

Facts on this page reflect their observation dates. Confirm the parcel and current records with the county before acting.