When a Bangor rental is too small for professional management (and when it isn’t)
I am going to argue against my own company for part of this post. Some rentals in Bangor should not
Oil heat vs. heat pumps in Penobscot County rentals (2026 operating cost)
Every heat pump pitch a Bangor landlord gets uses the same trick. It compares a heat pump running at its
Old Town landlord guide: ND Paper fallout and rental demand
When a mill town loses its mill, most people assume the rental market goes with it. That is the wrong
Orrington, Veazie, Eddington: small towns in BHR’s service area
Most owners who call me about these three towns have the same question in a different wrapper: does anything change
Buying a rental in Bangor with an existing property manager: 14-point diligence
Most diligence checklists for tenant-occupied rentals were written for a 200-unit deal in a state that is not Maine. They
Tenant complaint to MHRC or HUD: Maine fair-housing response
The letter arrives in a plain envelope from Augusta. Inside is a sworn complaint, a case number, and a request
Maine eviction timeline: 7-day to writ of possession (real days, not statute days)
Every eviction article you’ll find on Maine adds up the statutory waiting periods and calls that the timeline. Seven days
Property management for small multifamily (2-4 unit) in Bangor
The two-to-four unit building is the backbone of Bangor’s rental stock and the worst-served segment in this market. Most management
Lawn, leaf, and seasonal-maintenance lease clauses for Maine
Most Maine leases I read handle the yard in one sentence: “Tenant is responsible for lawn care and snow removal.”
Broadway historic district multifamily market
Most people hear “historic district” and picture a rule that stops them from touching their own building. On Broadway in