Explore why Sanford and Springvale, Maine are emerging as top choices for homebuyers and real estate investors. In this episode of Let’s Move to Maine, host Mark Erickson sits down with Brian Samia of Century 21 North East Samia Realty Group to break down Sanford’s affordable housing market, multi-family investment opportunities, school investments, zoning regulations, and what first-time and experienced investors need to know before buying in southern Maine. Perfect for anyone considering relocating to Maine or investing in multi-family real estate.

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Moving to Maine? Here’s a healthcare option you need to know about.

In this episode, we sit down with Carole DiPardo of Trusted Essential Services to explore how Impact Health is helping newcomers and relocating families find affordable healthcare in Maine.

Carole breaks down what makes Impact different—from plans starting at $96/month to nationwide provider flexibility, free telehealth, and transparent member accounts.

If you’re moving to Maine and worried about rising insurance costs, this episode offers a clear, practical alternative designed for today’s Pine Tree State residents.

🎧 Listen now and discover a smarter way to cover your family’s healthcare needs.

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From avoiding ice dams and snow load issues to understanding when it’s time for a replacement, Dave shares practical, no-nonsense advice drawn from decades of hands-on experience across southern Maine. Listeners will learn why metal roofs are growing in popularity, how to plan ahead to lock in materials and pricing, and the importance of workmanship warranties that go beyond the manufacturer’s promise.

Whether you’re new to Maine or preparing your longtime home for another winter, this episode offers invaluable insights on how to keep your roof — and your peace of mind — intact through whatever Mother Nature brings.

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Ready to trade sky-high prices for salty air, pine forests, and a mortgage that finally makes sense? In this episode of the Let’s Move to Maine podcast, Elevate ME Realtor Kirk Duke reveals the under-the-radar towns and neighborhoods where out-of-state buyers are finding real value. From coastal hamlets just beyond the tourist map to inland mill towns reinventing themselves with cafés, coworking, and trail networks, Kirk breaks down where the deals are, why they’re still affordable, and how to move fast when you spot a good one.

You’ll hear smart, straight-talk- he warns of potential of sacrificing some lifestyle treasures, and balancing “wish list” features (water access, garages, acreage) with winter-ready realities (snow removal, heating systems, commute routes). Whether you’re planning a remote-work base, a first home, or a low-maintenance landing pad for weekend escapes, this playbook will help you buy confidently—and like a local.

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In times of economic turbulence, knowing how to protect and grow your wealth can feel overwhelming. In this episode, we sit down with Lindsey Belo, a seasoned Edward Jones financial advisor, to unpack practical, actionable strategies for investing during challenging economic climates. From market volatility and inflation to rising interest rates and geopolitical shifts, Lindsey breaks down what today’s trends mean for your portfolio—and how to stay focused on your long-term goals.

Lindsey also shares Edward Jones’ philosophy on staying disciplined, the importance of liquidity, and why "time in the market" often beats "timing the market." Whether you’re nearing retirement or building wealth for the future, this episode offers clarity and confidence to help you make informed decisions—no matter what the economy brings next.

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Maine’s spring season can bring coastal storms and brutal winds which doesn’t just test homes—it tests resolve of property owners. In this episode, we sit down with David Wallace, co-founder of Wallace Roofing, a family-owned leader protecting Southern and Coastal Maine homes for over 20 years. For David, a roof isn’t just a structure—it’s a lifeline.

In this episode you’ll learn survival strategies as a new homeowners as Dave lays out his “Peace of Mind” Blueprint on why you should stay proactive on maintenance. Get actionable, local wisdom.The episode is perfect for New Maine homeowners, coastal dwellers, or anyone who’s ever Googled “how to survive a Spring Nor’easter.

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In this special episode, we sit down with Tom Raffio, CEO of Northeast Delta Dental, to explore how their initiatives are shaping bright smiles and healthier futures for kids across New England. Discover how Northeast Delta Dental goes beyond insurance, offering comprehensive dental plans and flexible enrollment options.for children up to age 26.

Learn how the Northeast Delta Dental Foundation fuels community impact through grants in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, empowering local oral health projects.

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Before you say yes to your dream home in Maine, make sure you look up—because what’s over your head matters! In this episode of Let’s Move to Maine, we sit down with Dave Wallace of Wallace Roofing, a trusted, family-owned business serving Maine for 35 years.

From roofing do’s and don’ts to key red flags when inspecting a home, Dave shares insider knowledge on what every homebuyer should know before making a purchase. From shingles to metal this episode takes your home improvements to a whole new level. Plus, we dive into Maine’s home improvement contract laws, ensuring you’re protected when working with contractors.

Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or looking to upgrade, this episode is packed with expert advice to help you make smarter, safer real estate decisions.

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