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Annapolis, MD Reverse Mortgage in Maryland
If you’re a homeowner 62 years or older, consider the tax-free income benefits of a Reverse Mortgage. Unlike a regular mortgage, with reverse mortgages the lender makes payments to you. Annapolis, MD residents can choose to receive the money from a reverse mortgage in fixed monthly payments, a line of credit, or in a lump sum. More than 55% of borrowers choose the line of credit, which allows you to draw from the loan at any time.
The amount of your reverse mortgage is determined primarily by your age and appraised home value. To find out just how much you can get, speak to one of our Reverse Mortgage Specialists today!
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Dobbs will take over as Navy QB
Quarterback Jarod Bryant was not solely responsible for Navy's sub-par offensive effort against Notre Dame.
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Crab dredgers fear for their livelihoods
Robert Hollowell stands in front of his crab-dredging boat, the Ella-K, which was built in 1918.
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Watermen get to work under state program
Crews on a dozen workboats circled in the Severn River yesterday, dragging mesh dredges to clean off the tops of old oyster bars.
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After Dark: Rediscover one of the true gems of our city
Although Annapolis is a smallish city in the middle of two large cities, the nightlife scene here has always been something about which we can brag.
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Commuters rally against bus-cutting plan
If the state eliminates a commuter bus from Annapolis to New Carrollton, Sharnae Wallace wouldn't have transportation to college, Alexis Makell may quit her job and Teresa Plaskett wouldn't be able to reach her ...
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BGE shut-offs rise as temperatures fall
Though the number of Baltimore Gas and Electric Co. customers having their power shut off has increased as the colder weather sets in, it's still fewer than the number of people who faced shut-offs this time ...
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Bay leaders make more cleanup promises
State and federal leaders of the Chesapeake Bay cleanup effort made more promises yesterday, but offered few assurances they'll succeed in their efforts.
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Paltry holiday forecast could mean big deals for shoppers
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Park service may kill deer to control disease
Gunfire could ring out again at Maryland's Civil War battlefields under National Park Service proposals for detecting and controlling chronic wasting disease, a contagious illness fatal to white-tailed deer.
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ACLU calls state police spying files 'a joke'
The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland and some of the more than 50 activists mistakenly classified as terrorists by the Maryland State Police are calling for more disclosure by the agency after ...
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Lethal levels of carbon monoxide hospitalize elderly father, son
An elderly man and his son are recovering at the Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore this morning after inhaling lethal levels of carbon monoxide inside their Glen Burnie home overnight.
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$2.5B in state transportation funding endangered
Because of a major reduction in tax collections on car sales and gas purchases, Maryland might have to cut transportation projects by another $2.5 billion, legislative analysts said Tuesday.
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Maritime museum ready for rebirth
TOP: Annapolis Maritime Museum Director Jeff Holland, left, and museum board Chairman Buck Buchanan talk about the renovated McNasby Oyster Co.
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Annapolis gets its own prosecutor
Hoping to step up prosecution of criminals in Annapolis, the State's Attorney's Office has designated a community prosecutor who will specialize in city-related offenses.
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Feds to issue $20M for pinched crabbers -
The federal government will issue up to $20 million to help watermen affected by stricter crabbing regulations in the Chesapeake Bay, officials announced Tuesday.
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Mid with meningitis symptoms dies
The Naval Academy freshman who was hospitalized last week for possible bacterial meningitis has died.
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Morning Brief: Broker Raffles His Annapolis House
It is Monday morning and time to take a look at the local business scene. Some people in the housing market are getting increasingly creative when it comes to selling.
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Sailing trip from Md. ends in Bermuda rescue
Coast Guard rescuers pulled six people, including a 4-year-old girl, from a stricken sailboat Sunday as the vessel foundered in 30- to 50-knot winds and up to 30-foot seas off the coast of North Carolina near ...
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