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Peter Kopchik
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Is the train too loud?

Peter Kopchik
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Ansonia, CT
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I'm new to the Waterville area of Maine. I'm wondering about the train lines in the area, which ones are active? Does the one running down through Waterville affect living there much? What's the frequency?

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    Charlie MacPherson
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    @Peter Kopchik A funny thing about Maine. Unlike Massachusetts (where I moved from last year), rentals don't hit the MLS. That means that we don't have data on the rental market.

    That said, there's a butt for every seat.  There's still a drastic shortage of properties on the market -like most of the country.  I think anything properly priced will sell quickly.

    Here are the current stats for Waterville.

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