Md. Code, Housing and Community Development § 4-2305
This is the official text of Md. Code, Housing and Community Development § 4-2305, part of Maryland’s Code, Housing and Community Development — governs housing programs and community development.
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§4–2305.
Official statutory text
A housing navigator shall assist a family or an individual client with securing and maintaining permanent, affordable housing by:
(1) assisting the client with searching for and obtaining permanent, affordable housing;
(2) developing a comprehensive, current list of housing resources and expanding the list of housing resources to include new resources;
(3) establishing a working relationship with the client and advocating for the client with landlords, property managers, realty companies, and other sources of low–income housing;
(4) working with a client’s case manager, when applicable, to coordinate services to the client;
(5) assisting the client, as needed, with issues that contribute to chronic housing problems, such as budgeting and household management; and
(6) performing other duties as assigned by the Department.
(1) assisting the client with searching for and obtaining permanent, affordable housing;
(2) developing a comprehensive, current list of housing resources and expanding the list of housing resources to include new resources;
(3) establishing a working relationship with the client and advocating for the client with landlords, property managers, realty companies, and other sources of low–income housing;
(4) working with a client’s case manager, when applicable, to coordinate services to the client;
(5) assisting the client, as needed, with issues that contribute to chronic housing problems, such as budgeting and household management; and
(6) performing other duties as assigned by the Department.
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