BALTIMORE — NACA, the nation’s largest HUD approved non-profit homeownership and advocacy organization, issued a Cease and Desist demand to Baltimore Councilwoman Odette Ramos for "painting a false and defamatory picture of NACA” in her statement on her website, according to NACA.
The demand is also for attempting to “deny your constituents the opportunities to avail themselves of NACA’s assistance and obtain homeownership on the best terms available," a press release said.
The letter from The Fierberg National Law Group states, in part, “…in response to your factually unfounded press release of August 31, 2022 and subsequent media interviews, (we) respectfully request you immediately cease and desist in your “buyer beware” campaign against NACA.”
The three-page document continues, “…you appear willfully uninformed and reckless about stating the truth about NACA, apparently for the purpose of interfering with NACA’s business – by, inter alia, encouraging the Baltimore Convention Center to terminate its agreement with NACA – and the opportunities of working people seeking to obtain homeownership on the best terms available in this country. Of most concern is that your defamatory comments will hurt those who need and deserve affordable homeownership, including many of your constituents.”
The letter concludes, “In any event, should your conduct and false allegations continue, including statements about NACA’s “questionable practices,” “shady loan deals,” and being a “shady...
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