Top real estate Lawyers in Oakland | 2 available

2 real estate lawyers are available in Oakland, Maryland, including Craig Ingram and Robert E. Watson. These lawyers are rated between 3.8/5 to 4.2/5 and 63% provide free consultation.

Craig Ingram

Robert E. Wats

real estate Lawyers Nearby Oakland (by distance)

Within 1 mile near you

Oakland, California ZIP 94607 0.0 mi away 29 lawyers

Within 5 miles near you

Oakland, California ZIP 94612 1.9 mi away 41 lawyers Berkeley, California ZIP 94704 4.6 mi away 2 lawyers

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San Francisco, California ZIP 94105 5.4 mi away 81 lawyers San Francisco, California ZIP 94104 5.7 mi away 64 lawyers San Francisco, California ZIP 94108 6.0 mi away 8 lawyers San Francisco, California ZIP 94102 6.8 mi away 4 lawyers

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Craig Ingram

Firm: Craig Ingram

322 Alder Street , Oakland , Maryland 21550

Practice Areas: Bankruptcy,Business Organizations,Elder ,Guardianship and Conservatorship,Probate ,Real Estate ,Taxation - State & Federal,Trusts,Wills

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“Mr Ingram is my personal and professional attorney. He has handles real estate transaction for me, gives me legal advise, and has helped with my esta...”

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“Initial contact was with an efficient and professional office staff. My recent contact with Craig Ingram concerned questions I had about a deed he help me with nearly 8 years ago. …”

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Robert E. Watson

Firm: Robert E. Watson

300 East Alder Street 515 , Oakland , Maryland 21550

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial,Child Custody & Visitation,Divorce,Family ,Land Use & Zoning,Motor Vehicle Accidents,Personal Injury,Real Estate

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Recent Q&As in Maryland (real estate)

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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