One of my strategies will be to put money into energy efficiency to decrease heating costs, and increase my cash flow - Maine has some good loan programs/rebates that can really help tighten up a building, and finance efficient heating, so I'll be taking advantage of those.

The reason I’m looking into using llc is because it’s a commercial property with 5 units so there is significantly more liability with tenants and their customers and if there ever was a lawsuit I’d like there to be an llc.

This lowers the energy bill for the tenant as they will use the window a/c units much less.Since it’s near the lake, it gets pretty humid and stuffy and air circulation is a tremendous help.It’s also much quieter, which is good as that area is relatively peaceful. 

It’s also a very large investment in exchange for a customized mentorship.

Purchase price: $235,900 Cash invested: $70,000 Sale price: $399,000 Complete Renovation: deleting walls to open up kitchen into living room, new kitchen, cabinets, appliances, custom doors, floors, trim, paint, new laundry room, new powder room, new master bathroom, custom woodworking, exterior farmhouse paint, all new interior paint, etc.

Loved your energy.

Mentors for me have come in the form of friendships over time, but honestly, most of them were made at an IN-PERSON MEETUP....there is something about physical energy that makes a huge difference.Happy to connect to share some of my experiences!

@Daniel Lidwinyes - try The One Brokeragenot affiliated with them in any way nor posting on their behalfjust a current customer 

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