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Nicholas Herold
  • Biddeford, ME
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Real Estate Investing in Maine

Nicholas Herold
  • Biddeford, ME
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I noticed that posts about investing in Maine are all over the forums, and I thought I would start a forum to give everyone who is interested in Maine a place to go for information and comments.

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Bryan Clement
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  • Union, ME
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Bryan Clement
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  • Union, ME
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I invest in Maine and it's a great place to invest. It's probably the most downturn proof state in the USA due to the nature of its population. Being the oldest state in the union, Maine has a ton of personal savings so it's economy can ride out downturns easily. Just look at how it did in 2008 and 09 compared to the rest of the nation! Half the drop in prices, and was quicker to recover.

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