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Deborah Engram

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Deborah Engram

Firm: Law Office of Deborah M. Engram, LLC

1716 Harford Road , Fallston , Maryland 21047

Practice Areas: Real Estate

Ms. Engram graduated cum laude from Lynchburg College in 1990 with a Bachelor of Arts degree, before attending the University of Baltimore School of Law where she earned her Juris Doctor in 1993. She is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association, as well as the Baltimore County Bar Association and was admitted into the Maryland Court of Appeals in 1993. Over the years, Ms. Engram has built a strong background in real estate law, but has experience covering a wide variety of cases. Her expertise will ensure you get the representation you need during your case. Get in touch with our office to inquire about our services.

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HOA payment plan concern need help | Aug 7, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: Maryland -Can I lose my home over this? I could really use some advice from anyone who’s dealt with an HOA, collections, or a similar situation. Unfortunately, I bought my townhouse in an HOA community. I wasn’t paying my HOA dues because I mistakenly believed they were included in my monthly mortgage payment. I know now that was my mistake, and I’m trying to make things right. The HOA turned my account over to a law firm for collections. The total balance was $3,523.73. They wanted me to pay all of the past-due balance, along with my ongoing monthly dues, over roughly three months. There’s just no way I can afford that while also paying my mortgage and my other monthly expenses. To show I was acting in good faith, I made a payment of $1,169.93 on July 15. After that, I emailed the attorney explaining that I’m the only income in my household and asked for a more manageable payment plan. I proposed paying the remaining $2,353.94 over six monthly payments of $392.32, then resuming my normal monthly HOA dues once I was caught up. The HOA and law firm has not responded, but I’m concerned about some of the terms. It says that if I default, they can record a lien against my property without additional notice, that my payments are applied to new assessments before the arrears, and that the agreement doesn’t stop any post-judgment collection that may already have been started. The problem is that…

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