Both properties owned free and clear by our mother but my brother has the power of attorney.

They have successfully overruled the two most powerful maxims most investors use to determine what to invest in: 1) location, location, location and 2) the ROI. 

Quote from @Greg Powers: A New Hampshire Supreme Court ruling last week prevents municipalities from restricting short-term rentals in the state, so this should be a "safe" place to pursue STRs. 

Yeah - some of the stories coming out with the AI video calls are insane - big risk only growing

I believe you did supplement A? I

as an experienced property investor, I understand the value in having an established local power team. 

This means I can’t bump up my purchasing power.

It's built on top of G Suite so if you are using that it is really nice.ProsperWorkshttps://gsuite.google.com/marketplace/app/prosperw...G Suite in general has released a new tool called App Maker that allows you to build some really powerful applications on top of it.

It's great to hear that you've been diving into real estate books—knowledge is such a powerful tool in this field.

Contact a lawyer to specializes in elderly or people with memory issues and ask them what their thoughts are.As for why the property was sold, that is a decision up to your mom and whoever she gave power of attorney to.