@Jeremy C.I looked at their (JLL's) website and see that they have a history dating back to 1783 in London England and have offices in DE, MS, DC, & VA.

Along with State and federal forests that are larger than most new England states with no housing in them.

One suggestion I was given was to add a clause to your lease that payments are first applied to utilities then rent.Is anyone in Maine / New England doing this type of submetering?

I know Andrew Freed runs one of the biggest ones in Worcestor that draws investors from all over New England (https://www.biggerpockets.com/users/andrewf367#0).

We operate primarily in the Southwestern US and New England area.

Tile isn’t as popular in Northern New England.

@Larry Nielsen I’m in rural northern New England. $200/month/unit is standard.

In my New England market I’ve been able to source some amounts of cash flow but my appreciation has been phenomenal and the projections for future appreciation keep me from selling to attempt to find better cash flow.

Especially at a macro level, people aren't moving to New England, they are moving out.

Hi Investors,My name is Eddie and as mentioned I'm looking to get into REI. I'm actively thinking about my target areas and possible deals, but would really appreciate if there were any groups or mentors available int...