In General. To be eligible for the Fixed Pricing Program, an applicant shall:Possess financial documents indicating no less than the minimum amount required by the Department for application, per applicable property; Be in good standing with the State Department of Assessments and Taxation, if they are a business entity; and Be free of:An open federal lien; An open state lien; or An applicable legal matter, in accordance with <cite data-path="07.03.03.09|C.">§C of this regulation</cite>. Vacant Building Notices.In addition to the requirements specified in <cite data-path="07.03.03.09|A.">§A of this regulation</cite>, the Department shall consider whether an applicant owns a building with a vacant building notice in determining eligibility for the Fixed Pricing Program. The Department may determine an applicant to be ineligible if:The applicant possesses a vacant building notice older than 2 years; or The applicant possesses a vacant building notice that is less than 2 years old, but there are no open or active construction permits on the property. Legal Matters.Pending Civil Proceedings.The Department shall assess whether an applicant has a pending civil proceeding during review of applicant eligibility, including a:Pending federal judgement; or Pending State judgement. The Department may reject an applicant based on a pending civil proceeding if the Department determines that the pending legal proceeding could inhibit the applicant from:Adhering to the terms of a land disposition agreement; or Financing a purchase. If an applicant rejected in accordance with <cite data-path="07.03.03.09|C.|(2)">§(2) of this section</cite> has a pending civil proceeding dropped or resolved in their favor, the applicant may re-apply for the Fixed Pricing Program. Criminal Cases.The Department may reject an applicant based on a criminal case that could lead to imprisonment. If an applicant rejected in accordance with <cite data-path="07.03.03.09|C.|(2)|(a)">§(2)(a) of this section</cite> is found not guilty, the applicant may re-apply for the Fixed Pricing Program.