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Lee Liberman
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Evers Home Improvement In Maryland

Lee Liberman
  • Investor
  • Baltimore, MD
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Has anyone worked with Chuck and his team.  What are your thoughts and what type of projects have you worked with him on?

Also, if anyone has any recommendations for general contractors in Maryland with large renovation experience, let me know.

Thanks in advance.

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Nancy Roth
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Nancy Roth
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@Lamont Marable

You think Baltimore has more of a problem (bad contractors etc.) than any other place you can invest? I think you'd have an even chance of getting ripped off wherever you invest if you go in without a plan (and I know because, well, I've messed up in that very way!). I'd suggest you start going to REI groups, like BWI Meetup and Baltimore REIA (Google them), where you can listen to other investors describe their experiences in various neighborhoods. You should get out and drive around in the neighborhoods if possible.

Also, contact @Ned Carey on BP, and find out when he needs help as he drives the neighborhoods during tax lien season. Ned is a one-man encyclopedia about Baltimore, and I can't think of a better way to begin your street-level education than driving around with him.

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