The very experienced Mr @Bob Bowling said ..."

Most people with any experience will see through your facade if you try to portray yourself as experienced when you are not.You are more likely to get taken advantage of then because you will not be able to ask appropriate questions without blowing your cover.

Remodels ALWAYS have unforeseen issues, even for experienced contractors.

We are in search of recommendations for proven contractors for partial and full property renovations in the greater Pittsburgh, Pa area.Our goal is to create a mutually beneficial, long term partnership.We welcome any feedback and connections, whether direct or otherwise, about or with qualified, reliable, and experienced contractors.  

I'd encourage you to reach out to more experienced investors in your area!

I'd encourage you to reach out to more experienced investors in your area!

You might bump into some money guys there, know they aren't "private lenders" they are hard money lenders fishing in the waters.You'll also find leaches there, (not a derogatory term) it's very acceptable practice in RE for an experienced person to team up with inexperienced players to get a deal done, these experienced types just leach onto newbies and work deals, there are some who do nothing but leach deals providing themselves with more opportunities with less effort.

I am finding it difficult to commit to a decision, so I am looking for some feedback from experienced investors.         

Today will be my first attempt, and I would love to get feedback on my analysis from you more experienced folks here.

I buy tax liens in Baltimore City and I experienced success with a similar situation once.