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Updated almost 4 years ago on . Most recent reply

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Chris Cogan
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  • Saco, ME
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Mini slip heat pump as primary heat source?

Chris Cogan
  • Investor
  • Saco, ME
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Does anybody know if Maine lenders allow mini splits to be used as primary heat source? I don’t want to have to go back and install another heating system when I want to sell the property.The house is currently heated by a single MPI kerosene heater. I am looking to upgrade to a efficient mini split system (efficient down to -30 degrees) so I have AC and heat in multiple areas of the house. 

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    Dan Weber
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    Dan Weber
    • Realtor
    • Portland, ME
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    @Chris Cogan I have not seen any lenders care when the primary heat source are mini splits.

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