@Ross Francis, as much as I love tacos, I haven't had the pleasure of tasting all there is to offer in Maine (which isn't a lot on the Midcoast, but more options near Portland). 

Getting an owner-occupied mortgage is easier than an investment property mortgage.Doing your own rehab and managing tenants on two buildings will give you & our wife a taste of real estate investing and help you figure out if you really like it or not.

This place left a bad taste in my mouth as I purchased a SFR from someone on here that others say is top notch but it turns out his rental property I bought came with a deadbeat tenant and shoddy rehab work. 

Most of the time this is because they've changed their underwriting guidelines or taste for a particular type of exposure. 

I have some experience in property managing, I didnt mention my parents have owned a rent house for most of my life, so I've gotten a small taste of what it is like managing and fixing things as well as small renovations between tenants.

Must learn appropriate region construction costs.Stop Work OrdersMake beneficial repairs and just tasteful ones.

I let the listing agent know in the showing feedback as tactfully as I could: "I know everyone's tastes are different, but I would remove the nude picture during showings bc the buyers eyes are drawn away from the beautiful house and to the conversation piece"....

Also, I'm not a huge fan of Sbux because I actually like my taste buds, so plan on at least getting a good cup of coffee out of this at local shop.

.”_________________________________________________________________________________________________- He went on to say the space will also offer beer and bourbon tastings during the year, celebrity barbers will be brought in for workshops, and cross-promotional offers will be set up within the restaurant chain to generate interest.________________________________________________________________________________________________- Also acquired was a plot of blighted residential property, sitting on a third of an acre and located directly across the street at 104 S.

We belong to Beringer and Sterling so free tastings there for I'm sure with you guys being locals have other options.