Yes, but be careful with terms.

So be careful what you buy.

If you're newer, I'd be careful and only work off of current numbers.

The hustle and drive is in your creativity, another thing my mentor told me was  "I don't care how you get the money, get the money" ... so if you get the money, sure it may cost you more than a 3.5% standard mortgage loan, but if it allows you to move forward with investing.. 

I don't see any:lawn care or snow removal (which may mean snow removal from the roof as well), Trash Pickup90% of the duplex type properties in Maine would have 1 heating system meaning landlord pays (can be substantial depending on the property), electric could be per occupant but checkI assume you would also pay water sewer --  maybe $60 per monthA building like this is Waterville is probably a old converted single family even if it is all redone I would reconsider your repair and capex estimates I don't know local Waterville but double check the property taxes

Banks will typically limit you to 4 houses before they cut you off.If you do things the way I do them by using "Subject To" to buy the properties, you get in more cheaply and there is no bank to cut you off so you can do as many of these as you care to.

So, know the metric you care about most.You should get in the habit (if you aren't already) of running deals on a spreadsheet and looking for deals and or errors in your number.

I’ve had the idea of house hacking my first investment, Just to get a feel  and some skin in the game.  

As long as the bills are getting paid the bank doesn't care.

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.