I don't think that's true. My dermatologist is at Mercy downtown and they have signage all over their office that warns of the facility fees and suggests that you visit their other office in Lutherville or Overlea if you want to avoid fees.

My insurance now pays for the fee (Carefirst) but years ago when I had a plan through Evergreen it did not pay for it.

Whole block is dilapidated. Let the city demolish it or developers take the block.

Pork, ham, cheese, pickle mustard on Cuban bread. Tampa style adds salami. Lots of people put lettuce, tomatoes, and mayo, but I prefer mustard, pickle, meat, cheese and bread.

And in light of the topic of this thread, the cuban is the most consistently good thing there

Not JH but I had the same thing happen to me with Mercy, saw a dermatologist at their office on the hospital campus, got hit with a $50 facility fee my insurance didn't cover, started seeing her at another office not on the hospitals campus.

They had a sign posted at the office warning about a potential uncovered facility fee, I didn't know what it meant at the time.

Damn really? I'm about to officially move in with my girl in Baltimore and commute out of the city 40+ minutes. I've done the drive plenty in the morning but never seen anything crazy at all.

How do you remove the speaker? I put one in my car after a "courtesy tow" in DC left me stranded for a few hours. Every once in awhile I'll hear it beep in my car and know that if it's stolen it'll serve no purpose.

Reckless endangerment bruh

They changed things up with the remodel after taking over the 7-11 and I think are going more of a restaurant base. Do they still have sandwiches? I know they didn't have even 1/4 of as many last time I went.

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In theory, in areas where ARVs approach/exceed $150k it starts to be worthwhile to fix them up for resale. That’s while you’ll sometimes see developers redoing an entire block of vacant houses.

There’s a LOT of disappointing, regional food in Baltimore to be honest.

I swear to beans, anyone who says little Havana needs to be downvoted into oblivion

$26.00 for a gas can $3.19 for regular x5 =15.95 $4.19 for a box of matches

So total comes out to be $46.14

coming in on the flip side of this—if you're buying a vacant, gutted place for ~$10k and have the budget for renovation, why not rehab it? a lot of row homes are on the market already in the $150-$200k range, you get to rehab a building and do some architectural preservation while also making a home that's customized to your taste, and your neighbors benefit by not having a vacant next door anymore. like, of course it's a big undertaking, of course there can be unexpected costs, but in the end the estimates are coming in around the price of a move-in-ready home. if you like a project and like the location, why not?

With his gun?

Just out of interest, what do “right wing gun fanatics” have to do with OP having a gun pulled on her while she’s driving to work?

I think he was signaling a turn.

No pan = no cubano

Yeah, if I see a car looking like it's not stopping and I have a walk signal, I let them go. It's not worth losing my life over someone exhibiting dangerous behaviors.

You'd be lucky to make a non weather tight 1000 sq ft vacant habitable for 100k.

Thank you ❤️❤️

Depending on the area, the house is probably not worth saving. So many of those row homes that go up to auction are money pits. And if personal safety is an issue, then no amount of money can fix it.

Goodness, that sucks. No wonder people aren't buying them and fixing them up. My problem is the companies buying properties and not being forced to fix them up.