Here is some info from oldcurrencyvalues.com:Most all colonial currency from New Hampshire is scarce to rare.

I'm assuming he wants to increase it because the PoF I provided is in a foreign currency.

For ex a 1940s 5 plex I looked at recently had 5 spots.

Currency is constant, the fact that the dollars are US or Canadian or any other currency doesn't matter since the formulas would be the same.

Will these licenses then act like currency due to their inherent value? 

Purchase price: $20,000 Cash invested: $2,000 For some investors, these numbers look small but it is because of the currency exchange (at that time, I was not in the US).

This is very profitable because we’ll sell in US dollars to foreigners or wealthy locals and our costs will be very low and incurred in the heavily depreciated local currency.

Moreover,  most Maine contractors do not have to be professionally licensed which makes contracting a choice destination for ex-cons and drug addicts.  

It’s definitely a different ballgame in the US, but I find it even more lucrative in both the short and long term, especially given the lower interest rates, landlord-friendly laws, tax efficiency, and hard currency income.

With blockchain and digital currency, it is easier than ever to invest out of country.