Roland Park

And you can almost always tell a hoarder house.

However, I say this, and I was dating a gal years ago, and w- when we were living in Roland Park, she lived across the street.

And she went and showed me somebody's home not far from ours, uh, that she knew, and she had to drop something off-

Yeah

You got your pick

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I, I, I bought that house in Roland Park for a steal.

Yes, but how many people were on the other end of that in a very bad way?

He is brought down by linebacker Dave Martins.

One of the co-captains of the Irish, a senior from Roland Park in Kansas.

The loss is two.

Third down, 19 Miami at their own 35-yard line.

Now, whether that ends up being the way they vote is a whole other story.

Do you believe, just based on some of these numbers, it kind of gauges with the conversations that you've had with people? Let's get Doug in Roland Park.

Doug, good morning.

You're on WBAO at Brown and Me.

A real estate sign in Rowland Park is promoting the fact the house is close to what barbecue restaurant?

And Roland Park.

Joe's? Joe's.

It's right

He is brought down by linebacker Dave Martins.

One of the co-captains of the Irish, a senior from Roland Park in Kansas.

The loss is two.

Third down, 19 Miami at their own 35-yard line.

Where's your district, everybody?

We are most of Baltimore County, almost all of Baltimore County, a little piece of Baltimore City, Mount Washington, Roland Park, Hamden, Hunn, the other place you can say Hunn, enrolled a little bit, and then we have most of Carroll County as well.

All right.

Check it out.

Most of the value generally has been placed on a person's home.

So when you split the rate and you shift that tax off of the home and onto the land value, if you were living, say, in Upton, the land values in Upton are lower than the land values in Roland Park or Harbor East.

That is going to bring...

the property tax down in areas where the land values are lower that's going to lower assessments and then a lower assessment means a lower tax bill and that's just simply more equitable if there are less services in your neighborhood less jobs less transportation less businesses that is going to make the land value lower your tax bill should not be as high as someone who is getting the maximum of what the city has to offer.