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Seyword t1_j6d5zaa wrote
Reply to comment by KenMediocre in Tourist trap or not, Bob’s Clam Hut is great in the off-season! by KenMediocre
Ok I feel better now.
Seyword t1_j6d4msa wrote
That looks like a canned domestic beer that’s been poured into a cup. Not even worth a $1.
Seyword t1_j69po7u wrote
Reply to Quality of life Map, by state. by Floperator1492
Any list with Mississippi in the Top 10 is completely worthless 🤣🤣🤣
Seyword t1_j68we4d wrote
OP- Sees some negative comments online about a musician they don’t even listen to and rushes onto Reddit to complain about the residents of an entire State.
C’mon man, this is embarrassing.
Seyword t1_j68w24z wrote
Reply to comment by zackrouda in Why don’t Mainer’s support their mentally ill friends? by zackrouda
How would you know who is supporting her? You’re making a lot of assumptions with this thread and your comments.
Seyword t1_j5zkjyg wrote
Those must be some of the cheapest counties in Maine? $175K is pocket-change for some people.
Seyword t1_j5tisjh wrote
Reply to comment by CombinationSea6976 in The Irving Family is the single largest landowner in Maine, owning 1,267,792 in the state. They have also planted more than 1 billion trees across Canada and the United States. by Raz0rRamon
Looks like he owned close to 500 acres there, not sure if it was all sold with that house. My guess would be that people were able to buy the land relatively cheaply and the spend their money on the build.
Seyword t1_j5ta0ce wrote
Reply to comment by CombinationSea6976 in The Irving Family is the single largest landowner in Maine, owning 1,267,792 in the state. They have also planted more than 1 billion trees across Canada and the United States. by Raz0rRamon
Yeah that’s the one. 135 Hartview Cir
Seyword t1_j5peabj wrote
Reply to The Irving Family is the single largest landowner in Maine, owning 1,267,792 in the state. They have also planted more than 1 billion trees across Canada and the United States. by Raz0rRamon
The Irving family recently sold the most expensive piece of Maine real estate in all of 2022. Can’t recall the address at the moment but it sold for $8+ million. Was worked on by a team of architects/builders over the course of 15+ years.
Seyword t1_j5k1zhb wrote
Reply to comment by infinite_zero in Alternatives to oil heat? by infinite_zero
For the size of the home that’s about what we go through. We have a 100+ year old home, 1200 sq.ft and use about 100 gallons a month when it’s really cold. Steam radiators, boiler heats our water as well. We insulated the basement and attic when we bought the home.
Seyword t1_j5jmswt wrote
Reply to Alternatives to oil heat? by infinite_zero
How many gallons are you using each month? What temp are you keeping it at?
That’s a very large house. Large houses are expensive to heat and maintain no matter what energy source you use.
Seyword t1_j5jlpu2 wrote
Reply to comment by King_O_Walpole in Alternatives to oil heat? by infinite_zero
I paid $3.70 a gallon on January 1st and I’m seeing around $4 right now.
Seyword t1_j5jlijf wrote
Reply to comment by AlternativeWay4729 in Alternatives to oil heat? by infinite_zero
Sounds like a full time job.
Seyword t1_j55k3tu wrote
Reply to comment by SnooDucks3584 in Protect HIPAA and hold those accountable by SnooDucks3584
Your original post says it’s been removed
Seyword t1_j55c497 wrote
Reply to comment by SnooDucks3584 in Protect HIPAA and hold those accountable by SnooDucks3584
Why did you delete the post?
Seyword t1_j6e7msk wrote
Reply to Any recommendations for high-quality home builders in Maine? by FeloMonk
What’s your budget? It will almost certainly be more expensive to build than buy an existing home. Not to mention a lengthy wait before you actually move in.
If I was looking to buy right now, I’d look at Old orchard beach or maybe the Lewiston/Auburn area. There are still affordable homes in those locations.
A friend of mine sold his Westbrook home in 2020 (made a nice profit) and planned on building a new home elsewhere. They just recently moved in after it took them forever to find a suitable lot and complete the build. They are now in Topsham and regret selling their Westbrook home.
No matter what route you try to go, it’s brutal to try to buy or build anywhere near Portland. Good luck.