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Updated 10 months ago, 02/29/2024

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Corben Briggs
  • Rental Property Investor
  • boston, MA
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Claiming residency on a 2nd home

Corben Briggs
  • Rental Property Investor
  • boston, MA
Posted

Hey guys,

I'm currently living in MA and investing in some STR's out of state. Had my eyes set on a NH for a little while now and wanted to see if anyone had any advice/insight on claiming a 2nd home / STR property in NH as your primary residence in order to take advantage of NH not having state income tax. The savings in state tax alone would be significant and from what I can see wouldnt be too difficult to "prove" I live there for more than half the year considering its only a couple hours away.

Is anyone familiar with doing this or have any advice on how it could work?


anything helps!

Cheers!

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