The author includes some charts that provide the kinds of investment maps you are looking for.

You may also find information buy going down to the Housing Authority and simply asking them what you need to know.

this actually happened with the obama administration years ago.these are what you are finding, troy. these houses are less than desirable and the bank, well frankly, " has bigger fish to fry". so these houses sit and sit and sit. get run down, and pretty soon, when the bank wakes up and realizes they have thousands of dollars in carrying costs invested in this house, they discover that they will never get anywhere near the amount that they have invested in the house back to them, so they " drop" the house. thats right, they write it off. they stop paying someone to check on it every 2 weeks, they stop paying someone to mow the lawn, etc. and they stop paying the taxes.my advice to you, call and ask the bank if they have " released the lien or mortgage" back to the original owner. some banks will tell you, others will not. then, call the local tax authority. ask how many years ago the last taxes were paid on the house and who paid them. if it was a bank, and they stopped paying the taxes, well, there is your first sign that the bank has dropped the house. they aren't going to keep paying the taxes on a house that they no longer want, are they?

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But, are the Housing Authority of Baltimore City (HABC) and Housing Choice Voucher Program (HCVP) easy to deal with? 

Who has the authority to deal with a potential buyer?

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Anything more needs to go through us the PM company and has to be authorized by the owner.

Then you replenish it with the next month's rent, subtract the PM fee, and send the balance to the owner.The other way to handle it is to have the owner deposit money in your account when the work is authorized.

You likely have no legal authority to force them to leave their own home for the purpose of the buyer's inspection.