Property manager alleges Baltimore City housing inspector asked for money to pass home

Property manager alleges Baltimore City housing inspector asked for money to pass home

A property manager alleges a Baltimore City housing inspector accepted $100 to pass a Federal Hill rowhome that still had a safety issue in place.Khristopher Hamlin, owner of Next Key Property Management, manages the rowhome and says the property initially failed its inspection through the Housing Authority of Baltimore City (HABC)."We had over 26 issues that were identified by the Housing Authority that we had to correct or modify to be able to…