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CREDIT.ORG - MARYLAND BRANCH
Housing counseling organization
At a glance
- Serves
- Maryland, Baltimore, MD
- Office
- Baltimore 21202-3116
- Languages
- English, Spanish
- Organization roles
- Counselor
- Office phone
- 443-345-0650
- HUD agency ID
- 90798
Services and specialties
- Mortgage delinquency & default counseling
- Financial, budgeting & credit repair workshops
- Pre-purchase counseling
- Pre-purchase homebuyer education workshops
- Rental housing counseling
- Reverse mortgage counseling
What buyers should know
Current sourced details for this organization and office. Program rules and availability can change, so check the source before acting.
- Availability
Pre-purchase counseling duration
Most pre-purchase and HOEPA counseling sessions take approximately 60–90 minutes.
Provider-reported typical session length; complex loans or additional questions can lengthen the session.
Checked August 7, 2026 · Credit.org - Maryland Branch ↗
- How to start
Pre-purchase appointment route
Schedule online or call 800-294-3896 for Credit.org's pre-purchase or HOEPA counseling.
National provider route that applies to the parent organization; this does not establish an in-person Virginia appointment.
Checked August 8, 2026 · Credit.org ↗
- How to start
Suggested counseling documents
Credit.org recommends bringing the Loan Estimate, Closing Disclosure, pay stubs, tax returns, bank statements, and lender correspondence.
Suggested documents for pre-purchase or HOEPA counseling; clients missing documents can still ask the counselor what remains necessary.
Checked August 7, 2026 ·
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