I interview a lot of investors during our wholesaling and hard money adventures and see some really common issues I am going to try and address in this diary.

Rental income is not considered interest or dividend income so you may not have to pay any taxes to New Hampshire.However, as a resident of MA - you will be required to report worldwide income which would include your income from NH.Nowadays - proximity to your accountant isn't as important as choosing an accountant who is knowledgeable in real estate taxation.You should interview a couple CPA's on BP and see who you connect with.

Find and interview several Property Managers so when you get ready to leave the area you can assure your Investment Property will be taken care of.

I know we have all heard on BP podcasts and other interviews where successful investors have done this.For example, one BP podcast (anyone remember?)

Also, for those that use PM's, what are some good questions to ask when interviewing them? 

My wife and I listened to your recent interview with choosefi and it was also great...well spoken and good content.You are investing in your freedom, have a book, being interviewed on other's podcasts, and hosting a podcast yourself where you get to learn and build your network with very successful mentors and peers. 

Cory, that's a great Q because I just watched Phil's video on YouTube about personal finance where he compares Ramsey, Orman & Kiyosaki and brings up his most valuable resource, The Millionaire Mind by the PhD who interviewed, researched & studied over 700 millionaires most from two to $10M.

I applaud anyone that can do both, as it definitely makes some extra cash when you don't have to fork over 10% of your rental income.I interviewed a few PMs in my area, and have had some experience with bad ones.

That may not be the position of every bank though so when interviewing lenders do ask that question...and if they don't have a response right away...then go to another bank. 

I recommend you interview with as many brokerages as possible, so you can really understand what's out there.